News Room
Keep up with latest from FNPW

Supporting recovery of flood impacted landscapes in the Northern Rivers NSW

May 2023

Whian Whian Landcare is thrilled to have been awarded a grant from the Foundation for National Parks...

Go to Supporting recovery of flood impacted landscapes in the Northern Rivers NSW

Namabunda Bursts Into Life With FNPW Support

April 2023

The 32 Ha property on Alstonville plateau, owned by the Bundjalung Tribal Society, called "Namabunda" is bursting...

Go to Namabunda Bursts Into Life With FNPW Support

Baby Banksias thrive in volunteer run nursery

February 2023

Volunteers have rallied to save a once thriving Banksia marginata population at Charleston Conservation Park in the...

Go to Baby Banksias thrive in volunteer run nursery

FNPW Bushfire Recovery Grant 0014BRRG_R2: Summary Report – ‘Rifflerun’

January 2023

FNPW Bushfire Recovery Grant 0014BRRG_R2: Summary Report – ‘Rifflerun’ A deeply satisfying feature of progress on our conservation...

Go to FNPW Bushfire Recovery Grant 0014BRRG_R2: Summary Report – ‘Rifflerun’

THRIVING SEEDLINGS

January 2023

There are many environmental, social and economic benefits from planting native vegetation and rehabilitating natural areas. However,...

Go to THRIVING SEEDLINGS

UPPER YANGO CREEK RESIDENTS GET PLANTING

January 2023

After devastating fires in December 2019 and subsequent significant rain events, including the July 2022 floods, residents...

Go to UPPER YANGO CREEK RESIDENTS GET PLANTING

Crookshanks’ Wildlife Corridor FNPW Extension Flourishing

January 2023

The West Peak Creek planting of 1000 trees funded by the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife...

Go to Crookshanks’ Wildlife Corridor FNPW Extension Flourishing

Wombat

Homeless wombat

December 2022

Wildlife rehabilitation groups that were flood affected and supported through this grant are now fulfilling their last milestone. Part of this process is to share a story in relation to the grant. It is very satisfying to see how the efforts of the Wildlife Heroes team, along with the hard work of wildlife volunteers, are able to help wildlife in need. We would like to share one of the stories...

Go to Homeless wombat

Trees for Fire Affected Landcarers

December 2022

The Upper Shoalhaven Landcare district was hit by the North Black Range and Currawan bushfires in the...

Go to Trees for Fire Affected Landcarers

The historic COP15 outcome is an imperfect game-changer for saving nature. Here’s why Australia did us proud

December 2022

Anissa Terry/Unsplash, CC BY Sarah Bekessy, RMIT University; Brendan Wintle, The University of Melbourne; Jack Pascoe, The University...

Go to The historic COP15 outcome is an imperfect game-changer for saving nature. Here’s why Australia did us proud