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We must act now: IPCC AR6 Synthesis Report

March 2023

As the east coast of Australia says goodbye to La Niña and braces for a potential El...

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Wildlife Heroes Medium to Large Asset Grant round – Application highlight

February 2023

One of the many excellent applications submitted to Wildlife Heroes was from Wildlife Rescue South Coast Inc....

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Wildlife Heroes Medium to Large Asset Grant round – A great success!

February 2023

The Wildlife Heroes team is proud to announce there will be 14 successful applications from wildlife rehabilitation groups around NSW.

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Mint NFTs and plant trees

February 2023

The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife (FNPW) invites you to mint an NFT and plant a (real) tree.

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Australian National Parks

December 2022

These are some of our favourite 'Hidden Gems' across Australia that we encourage you to visit sometime this year!  

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Hartz Mountains National Park by Stu Gibson

State of the Climate 2022

November 2022

The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife congratulates Australia’s amazing scientific community and the deep work that has gone into researching, writing, and producing the State of the Climate 2022 report. We also acknowledge the Minister for the Environment and Water, The Hon Tanya Plibersek, on releasing this important report.

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Wildlife Heroes

November 2022

Wildlife Heroes is proud to announce its latest grant round aimed at assisting wildlife rehabilitation volunteers in their essential work. This funding opportunity will be open from 11th November until 11:59pm 11th December, 2022.

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Bushfire Recovery Partnership

November 2022

Funded by the L’OCCITANE Ecosystem Restoration Fund, created in early 2020 by the L’OCCITANE Group to support ecosystems that are severely affected by natural disasters, $228,000* was donated to FNPW as part of an initial two-year commitment. These funds will be dedicated to planting seedlings from our Bushfire Recovery Nurseries in affected areas around Australia to rebuild wildlife habitats and other affected public and private lands.

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Growing trees

October 2022

The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife Resilience program began with the Bushfire Recovery project in 2020...

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Photo courtesy by Gimesy Douglas

Wildlife Heroes Upcoming Activities

October 2022

The Wildlife Heroes plan for the next year has just been approved and we are excited to...

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