An appeal has been made to NSW parliament to scrap a bill recognising the heritage value of wild horses in the Kosciuszko National Park.
Calls for investigation as water levels drop at Karijini National Park
The condition of Karijini National Park's spectacular gorges worries traditional owners and business operators as WA's tourism season looms.
Former treasury boss looking past logging to 'grow money on trees'
Former treasure secretary Ken Henry is pushing a new effort to protect native forests from logging and keep carbon stored in living trees.
High Court verdict provides 'hope amid an escalating extinction crisis'
The South East Forest Rescue group alleged the Forestry Corporation of NSW did not conduct a broad area habitat search for features of habitat for three species of glider in areas of native forest logging in NSW.
Shooters cull hundreds of 'stealthy' feral cats to protect native animals
Specialist shooters are using cameras and thermal imaging to track down feral cats throughout New South Wales, killing 400 animals since October.
Renewed calls for mountain bike hub at site of former SA golf course
It has been four years since a master plan for the Belair golf course site was abandoned following negative feedback about proposed soccer fields, but support for a mountain bike hub remains.
Communities grapple with overtourism as social media fuels popularity
Local communities say they need help managing overtourism as mass visitation creates issues for wildlife, raises evacuation concerns, and poses safety risks.
'Obligation to the world': Queensland has no timeline for key environmental goal
There are calls for the state government to set a concrete timeline for its target of preserving 17 per cent of its landmass, with just 595,000 hectares protected since 2022.
Kakadu National Park lease to be renewed ahead of Gunlom Falls reopening
The Commonwealth and Kakadu traditional owners are set to sign a new agreement over the jointly-managed national park ahead of Gunlom Falls' long-anticipated reopening this dry season.
Blue Mountains mayor slams $83m animal park proposal as a 'zoo'
Plans to build an animal park in the Blue Mountains have been revived, despite the council saying the development is not appropriate for the heritage site.
Brumby numbers 'way down' in Kosciuszko, aerial shooting paused
NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe has indicated that the wild horse management program at Kosciuszko National Park is ahead of schedule and that between 3,000 and 4,000 animals remain.
It might look like a pet, but this pest has no place on K'gari
Rangers say feral cats on the World Heritage-protected island can grow to the size of dingoes.
Popular summit tracks at Glass House Mountains to remain open
Speculation over closures was sparked after a hiking group obtained Department of Environment emails discussing the permanent closure of Mount Beerwah.
Nationals push to reopen sacred Indigenous site in northern NSW
The federal National Party is lobbying to reopen a sacred Indigenous site in northern New South Wales that closed during the pandemic.
Recreational activity on country's biggest lake banned
Visitors who make the trek to Australia's largest salt lake will no longer be able to walk on its dry bed as a new management plan comes into force.
Sacred Aboriginal birthing site part of 'significant' outback station sale
The NSW environment minister says the purchase of Broughton Vale Station east of Broken Hill is a significant addition to the state's national parks portfolio.
No charges over death of government contractor during extreme heat
WorkSafe has confirmed it will not lay charges over the man's death at the remote Purnululu National Park in late 2021.
Air tankers, mainland help to aid Tasmanian firefighting efforts
With two days of high fire danger expected this week, firefighters battling 16 blazes in Tasmania's west are ramping up efforts, which include multiple helicopters, a C130 Hercules and help from the mainland.
Flinders Ranges bushfire destroys 20pc of national park in four days
The CFS said the fire posed no threat to life or property but remains uncontained.
Authorities warn against complacency as western Victoria bushfires grow
Katelynn Clark felt certain her home would burn to the ground when a raging bushfire hit the edge of her rural property on Monday night.
Endangered wallabies flown to safety to outsmart predators
A dozen endangered brush-tailed rock wallabies find a safe new home after an aerial rescue operation in the Warrumbungle National Park.