September - 2018

Fast-tracking extinction

New research reveals Australia's critical habitat laws are broken. Australia’s national environment laws are failing to protect critical habitat that is crucial to saving our endangered species, a new report from the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF), WWF, the Wilderness Society, and the University of Queensland, has found. The new research reveals that Australia is lagging countries like the United States in preserving habitat vital for the protection of rare animals,

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