This open letter by The Australia Institute calls for an end to native forest logging in Tasmania. Wilderness Australia is proud to be among the 66 other dedicated groups and individuals pushing for the protection of these highly significant forests. We invite you to please...
This open letter by The Australia Institute calls for an end to native forest logging in Tasmania. Wilderness Australia is proud to be among the 66 other dedicated...
In an article by the South Coast Register, Wilderness Australia Director, Virginia Young, highlights the importance of community involvement when it comes to wilderness protection. Drawing on over 40 years of environmental activism, Virginia is working tirelessly to educate decision makers and community members about...
In an article by the South Coast Register, Wilderness Australia Director, Virginia Young, highlights the importance of community involvement when it comes to wilderness protection. Drawing on over...
Newly elected NSW government shelves the plan to raise the Warragamba Dam wall, a post-election update.
Newly elected NSW government shelves the plan to raise the Warragamba Dam wall, a post-election update.
With support from passionate Australians, Wilderness Australia uses newsrooms, boardrooms, town halls and the chambers of parliament to influence decision-makers to protect Australia’s forests, wild rivers and precious wildlife.
Keeping large, ecologically undisturbed wild places intact helps protect Australia's indigenous cultural heritage, insure against biodiversity loss and turn the table on climate change.
Keeping Australia’s wilderness safe and healthy takes dedication. Our Wilderness Guardians show ongoing commitment to the work we’re doing to nurture life in our wild places.
