For The Love Of The Red Apes 18 December 2019 When Jayaprakash Joghee Bojan won the National Geographic Nature Photographer Of The Year in 2017, his career was put on the fast track overnight. READ MORE Inspirational stories from wild places and the people fighting to protect them! all Hope For The Great Southern Reef 04 December 2019 A dive off Australia’s wild southern coast reveals what is perhaps the continent’s best kept secret: the fascinating and intrinsically unique Great Southern Reef (GSR). Fueled by dense kelp forests that drive the productivity and life in the region, the GSR is one of the most pristine and unique reefs in the world. READ MORE Saving Bonobos 20 November 2019 Angus Gemmell founded the Bonobo Conservation Initiative Australia to promote conservation of bonobo habitat by supporting local communities living in proximity to bonobos in the Democratic Republic of Congo. READ MORE Interview with WIRES Wildlife Rescue 19 November 2019 WIRES (NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service Inc.) is one of the largest wildlife groups in Australia. It has been rescuing and caring for native animals since 1985, and has over 2500 volunteers in 28 Branches across NSW. READ MORE Australia’s Largest Temperate Rainforest Is Under Threat! 18 November 2019 Australia’s largest temperate rainforest is under threat! The Tarkine or Takayna (as it is known to the Aboriginal people) in North West Tasmania, is one of the last strongholds for rare and endangered species. READ MORE Caring for Wild Things 10 September 2019 When you meet Annie Crowley, it’s easy to understand why animals are drawn to her kind and caring nature. Chair of the Northern Rivers branch of WIRES (one of Australia’s largest wildlife rescue organisations) and a wildlife carer, Annie has turned her home in Byron Bay, into a refuge for injured, orphaned, or displaced wildlife. READ MORE Join Us To Help Save The Amazon 29 August 2019 Over the past week, we have watched the worlds largest tropical forest go up in flames. Hundreds of thousands of trees have turned to ash, and with them, millions of tons of carbon released into the atmosphere. WildArk and our friends at SIPP Instant have teamed up to donate $10,000 to the Amazon Forest Fund. READ MORE Load More
