Environmental conservation work in Australia
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26 Jun 2008
Flags of convenience fly in face of fisheries protection
Maritime security and the future of fisheries are coming under increasing threat from vessels flying flags of convenience. Real and Present Danger: Flag State Failure and Maritime Security and Safety, a joint WWF and International Transport Workers’ Federation study, found ships under flags of convenience were also involved in piracy, people trafficking and arms smuggling. » Read more
23 Jun 2008
Fisheries, not whales, to blame for shortage of fish
The argument that increasing whale populations are behind declining fish stocks is completely without scientific foundation, leading researchers and conservation organizations said today as the International Whaling Commission opened its 60th meeting in Santiago, Chile. » Read more
20 Jun 2008
Whales set to chase shrinking feed zones
Endangered migratory whales will be faced with shrinking crucial Antarctic foraging zones which will contain less food and will be further away, a new analysis of the impacts of climate change on Southern Ocean whales has found. » Read more
New or updated projects
Modified: Jun 2008 - Started: Jul 2003Southwest Australia Ecoregion Program
The Southwest Australia Ecoregion (SAE) Initiative is a collaborative project involving a variety of agencies and organisations commited to working in... » Read moreBalancing Agricultural Production and Conservation - Wetlands
Balancing Agricultural Production and Conservation is a pilot project funded by the federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF). ... » Read moreMalleefowl Conservation - Informed and Integrated Community Action
The project aims to coordinate and consolidate conservation action for the protection of malleefowl through the Western Australia Malleefowl Network (... » Read more
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T: +61 2 6120 0100
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T: +61 3 9669 1300
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Perth
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Australia
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