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Yinapaka, (Lake Surprise) an area of high cultural and biological significance/ ©Central Land Council
The Conservancy is helping manage Australia's newest, largest Indigenous Protected Area.
An unused cattle ranch in northern Australia is the site of a groundbreaking conservation partnership.
The Djelk IPA was declared by Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts Peter Garrett MP. White Cockatoo dancers prepare for the arrival of Peter Garrett MP © Peter Eve
The Conservancy has teamed up with local Indigenous Landholders and the Australian Government to conserve over 5 million acres.
Learn how the Conservancy is helping Indigenous Australians manage the country's largest land reserve.
Learn how fire is improving lives and saving nature at Fish River Station.
In a new report, four of Australia’s leading scientists explore the threats facing the region’s mammals, including this Butler’s dunnart © Simon Ward
Get familiar with Australian wildlife.
Water flowing on the Daly River at a crossing point where the dirt road enters the Fish River Station in Australia's Northern Territory. © Ted Wood
Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr Baumann is an Aboriginal elder, artist and retired educator. She has played a pivotal role in land conservation for her community.
Watch as National Geographic's Explorer-in-Residence explains a life's adventures and why conservation is linked to dying languages.
Northern Australia's ecology—and people—benefit from controlled burns, which replenish the land and reduce the risk of big wildfires.
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Hear some of nature's success stories and see how nature matters to us all. Watch videos