The view from Gladstone’s waterfront right now, 12pm Monday. My mum’s at lunch and text me this from the cafe. This is the gas industry. I’d like people to remember this photo the next time you see a complaint that wind turbines or solar farms may be unpleasant to look at.

Gas plants emit methane. And it’s kind of everyone’s problem.

ACF’s investigation reveals 50 beef properties cleared 16,000 hectares of bushland, habitat for koalas, cassowaries and many more species, in the last four years. A day after we exposed this, Woolworths announced it would stop selling deforestation-linked beef by 31/12/25.

Australia’s space exploration shouldn’t cost our most vulnerable species. Tanya Plibersek, reject this harmful project and save the Eyre Peninsula Southern Emu-wren. Deadline: Sept 20. Progress mustn’t mean sacrificing our wildlife: acf.to/3Mthvq9

There are about 330 species of marsupial in the world, and around 250 are Down Under! Many of these cute critters are facing a battle with habitat destruction, so we’ve decided to take action! Cast your vote for the inaugural Marsupial of the Year here: marsupialoftheyear.com.au

Show some love for the Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby! 😍 We're excited to join Rove McManus and The Project for the Marsupial of the Year campaign!🦘 Explore the incredible marsupial nominees and cast your vote for our beloved Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby today!

Let's hear it for the Wallabies! Climate change and habitat destruction threatens the survival of all marsupials, but together, we can stop this. Cast your vote for the Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby in the Marsupial of the Year competition hosted by @TheProject. Every vote shows

The Project's inaugural Marsupial of the Year competition has already seen thousands of people cast their votes, but why do our iconic Aussie animals need our help? Darcie Carruthers from the Australian Conservation Foundation explains.

Zoomed into the Queensland Community Alliance forum with Steven Miles & David Crisafulli tonight to represent the Australian Conservation Foundation Gladstone community group & the Gladstone alliance who represent 12 local faith groups, unions & community organisations. #gladstoneregion

Two lizards, a sea snake, a fish, a crayfish, and 15 plant species, including the Gibraltar Range Waratah, have just been added to Australia’s threatened wildlife list. Our endangered species count now approaches 2,245. For a country that prides itself on its natural wonders,

“Australia’s creeks, forests, lizards, birds, woodlands and wetlands need nature laws with teeth and a strong, independent environment protection agency to enforce them.” Paul Sinclair abc.net.au/news/2024-09-0…

Join us and our friends at Wilderness Society & BirdLife Australia this October for a powerful March for Nature. With 20 new additions to our threatened species list today alone, it's time to take a stand. #Auspol

Together, let’s say NO to bulldozing the bush. And NO to climate-wrecking coal and gas. Mark your calendars: Oct 5, 11 AM - 2 PM, Speakers Corner, The Domain, Sydney. RSVP today: acf.to/3Xs2ATk

ACF welcomes the Climate Change Authority’s analysis showing Australia can meet and beat its 2030 emissions reduction target and accelerate towards a 75% by 2035 target. #auspol acf.org.au/advice-shows-a…

We knew 2 endangered species lived at Scott Reef but now a 3rd was just added to the endangered list! The Dusky Sea Snake Woodside Energy’s mad plan to build a massive new gas field on top of a pristine coral reef must be stopped #SaveScottReef smh.com.au/environment/co…