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Latest Stories
Australasian Recycling Label receives top marks in international report
Date: 18-Jun-20
Author:
Alejandra Laclette
A big tick of approval for the Australasian Recycling Label (ARL), which has been positively evaluated in a global assessment of recycling and sustainability labelling on plastic packaging.
Business Recycling turns ten!
Date: 18-Jun-20
Author:
Alejandra Laclette
In 2010, Planet Ark launched the BusinessRecycling website with the purpose to create a national online recycling and waste disposal directory, ten years later the platform is helping more Australian businesses than ever before.
Viral turtle footage shows success of conservation project
Date: 17-Jun-20
Author:
Liam Taylor
Millions of people around the world have been captivated over the last week by incredible images of tens of thousands of turtles gathering off Cape York Peninsula, but this may not have been possible without concerted conservation efforts.
The Nightcap Oak rises from the ashes
Date: 16-Jun-20
Author:
Jennifer McMillan
The critically endangered Nightcap Oak, Eidothea hardeniana, is showing resilience after the devasting bushfires swept through their last remaining habitat.
World famous grizzly gives birth to new cubs
Date: 16-Jun-20
Author:
Liam Taylor
One of the world’s oldest and most well-known grizzly bears in the wild has emerged from the winter months accompanied by four young cubs.
Volunteers working to restore Sydney’s underwater forests
Date: 15-Jun-20
Author:
Liam Taylor
A group of local volunteers have joined forces with a group of marine scientists in an effort to restore Manly’s once thriving crayweed forests.
Rare cockatoo chicks emerge from burnt bushland on Kangaroo Island
Date: 03-Jun-20
Author:
Liam Taylor
Glossy black-cockatoo chicks hatched last month on Kangaroo Island despite the summer's devastating bushfires, boosting hopes the endangered species can be saved from extinction.
Everyday Enviro with Elise - Ethical escapism
Date: 03-Jun-20
Author:
Elise Catterall
Elise talks through her love of magazines and the online titles she turns to when looking for ethical and sustainable content.
Researchers go the extra mile in wedge-tailed eagle conservation efforts
Date: 03-Jun-20
Author:
Liam Taylor
A research team in Tasmania has scaled some of the state’s tallest trees in an effort to better understand Australia’s biggest bird of prey.
Pakistan government provides green stimulus package for unemployed
Date: 03-Jun-20
Author:
Liam Taylor
The national government of Pakistan has expanded an innovative scheme aiming to reforest the nation to provide work for those unemployed as a result of the coronavirus.
FWPA officially recognised for The Ultimate Renewable™ brand
Date: 02-Jun-20
Author:
David Rowlinson
Forest and Wood Products Australia’s (FWPA) The Ultimate Renewable™ brand has been named twice on the winners’ list for the 2020 International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Gold Quill Awards.
World’s most endangered primate making a slow comeback
Date: 27-May-20
Author:
Liam Taylor
Following almost two decades of careful conservation measures, recent evidence suggests Hainan gibbon populations are slowly recovering.
