This is Amazon's first Australian project funded through its Right Now Climate Fund, a $100 million initiative supporting climate resilience and nature conservation in communities around the world.

The private sector partnership boosting Australia’s species recovery efforts

Amazon invests AU$2.5 million to protect critically endangered Australian wildlife from extinction

With small group sizes and plenty of animal encounters, it’s a magical after-dark experience they’ll never forget.

New population of critically endangered southern brush-tailed rock-wallabies established in ACT.

Six critically endangered southern brush-tailed rock-wallabies were carefully loaded into individual backpacks and onto a small chartered plane.

Intrepid rangers carry wallabies in backpacks to new home. Some very rare marsupial cargo has leapt into a new life in a remote rocky gorge in eastern Victoria.

Rare Aussie animals placed in backpacks and flown 570km to secure location.

These eye-catching birds are being reintroduced across the south-east of Australia in a bid to restore the species to its historical range.

The first groups of bush stone-curlews from Mt Rothwell Sanctuary were released on Phillip Island (Milawul) in August 2024.

Australia has one of the highest rates of extinction in the world, but there's a safe haven just outside Melbourne that is quietly saving species from extinction.

More than 90 square kilometres of land in the remote south-west corner of NSW has been fenced off from predators. That will give a group of five numbats a fighting chance to begin breeding the species back into abundance.