This week, there’s some important new nature protection areas in Queensland and NSW. And there’s some exciting wind and solar farm advances in Victoria and Western Australia. Plus, find out why a tiny Tasmanian sea star is different from almost every other sea star on the planet.
Also this week, Australia gets a chance to do more to outfox red foxes. Cosmetics companies get hit with EPA orders for not deep cleansing microbeads out of their product lines. And why it's important to protect paddock trees.
This week, we talk about saving one of Australia's most critically endangered animals. Plus, we talk about plans to turn a coal mine into a big lake. And we've got some good news on dugongs!
Which AFL player has been a climate change activist since primary school? Which AFL/NRL mascot is a threatened species and which ones are feral pests? We cover all this and more in this special grand finals episode.
Plus, why did eyes roll when Australia's environment ministers agreed to urgently reduce packaging waste? And what does a Timor Sea island have in common with an Antarctic penguin? A shout-out to those who inspired us this week, including Hysata and the ACF.
There’s good news about a tiny native animal called the red-tailed phascogale. And there’s welcome progress on a NSW solar project that can power 119,000 homes. We talk about using carbon credits to protect koalas. And we learn how renewable energy has saved the City of Sydney $8 million dollars.
An update on two extraordinary marine species, and some amazing industrial projects that aim to cut carbon pollution. Also in this episode: How clean energy is helping a NSW town improve local wetlands; New solar records; Bringing the platypus back to an urban river; And a new data centre inquiry.
Plans to generate huge amounts of power offshore. Using a special camera to monitor for bird flu. An upbeat message from the Mayor of Hay, and an exciting event in the small WA town of Hyden. Plus, some brave bilbies strike out on their own. And can koalas change the colour of their ears?
In this episode: Why thousands of penguins are being vaccinated, and how clean energy will keep a big smelter open. Plus, we look at efforts to cut carbon pollution using biofuels and biogas. And we talk about an exciting wind and solar project, and a record Turtlewatch season!
This week we celebrate National Landcare week. Also, more concerning updates on bird flu. Plus, the ACT consults on how to manage the shift away from fossil fuels. And we look at what's actually involved in releasing environmental flows into our river systems.
It's true - lots of farmers want to host wind and solar farms. Also in this episode, why 7,500 WA beehives are on their way to South Australia. Plus, get ready for the 'threatened species bake-off'! There's also more money to fight invasive species, and a review of how we manage marine parks.
So much to cover this week! Including: The final piece of the puzzle in creating a one-million hectare conservation zone; Exciting new clean energy projects; Koala friendly carbon credits; And the end of an ageing climate policy.
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