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BirdLife Australia is Australia’s largest bird conservation organisation and is dedicated to stopping bird extinctions. With our specialised knowledge and the support of a nationwide network of volunteers and supporters, we combine the best of conservation practice and rigorous scientific data and research to protect Australia’s birds and their habitats. We work locally, nationally and globally to drive the recovery of threatened bird populations, restore nature and prevent bird extinctions. When we protect birds, we’re protecting nature too – which we all depend on. To save birds is to save life. Our bold new Bird Conservation Strategy is the blueprint to saving Australia’s birds. Now, our mission is guided by strong, ambitious targets – to stop the extinction of birds by 2030, improve the status of 30% of threatened birds by 2030 and halt overall bird population declines by 2050.

We’re the Australian Conservation Foundation, Australia’s national environment organisation. Since 1965, we’ve protected the nature we all love – our unique wildlife and our beautiful beaches and bush. Driven by the power of people, we won World Heritage listing for the Great Barrier Reef and Kakadu National Park, and returned precious water to the rivers of the Murray-Darling. We influence governments and businesses to protect the animals, rivers and reefs close to our hearts and hold decision-makers to account without fear or favour. Everything we do is evidence-based and helps nature and people thrive for generations to come. We won’t give up until Australia’s nature is protected and regenerated. Nature needs us, now. Authorised by Adam Bandt, ACF, 1/60 Leicester St, Carlton, Vic, 3053.

Protecting, promoting and restoring wilderness and natural processes across Australia for the survival and ongoing evolution of life on Earth. We’re a grassroots organisation that came into national prominence from the epic fight to save Tasmania’s beautiful Franklin River 50 years ago. Since then, we’ve gone on to protect nature across our great continent—from old-growth forests to magnificent rivers and outback landscapes to vast blue seas. We’re building a movement to swap the destructive thinking of the past for the modern vision we need. One that’s better for all Australians—and for all life on Earth.