Join us for the Launch of Bush Buds

Mar 21, 2023

After months of behind the scenes work, we are excited to launch our newest campaign: Bush Buds – Discover the wonder of Canberra’s Nature! Canberra is known as the Bush Capital for a reason. We are lucky to share the Territory with many amazing plants and animals –...

A Biodiversity Network for the ACT

Mar 21, 2023

You are invited to join us for the launch of the Biodiversity Network Paper: a tenure-blind framework for cohesive nature conservation across the ACT. The ACT, like the rest of Australia, is battling an extinction crisis. Approximately 6.2% of Canberra’s mature trees...

Bush Buds: Alpine Walk

Mar 15, 2023

You’ve chosen your Bush bud – now it’s time to learn all about them!  Join us and ACF Community Canberra for a walk in the Territory’s high country and get the opportunity to learn more about the habitat of the following Bush Buds: Corroboree Frog Alpine Tree...

Bush Buds: Woodlands Walk

Mar 15, 2023

You’ve chosen your Bush bud – now it’s time to learn all about them!  Join us for the first Bush Buds walk – the theme of this walk is Woodlands, and will give you the opportunity to learn more about the habitat of the following Bush Buds: Gang-gang Cockatoo Pink...

Join us for the Launch of Bush Buds!

Feb 22, 2023 | Latest News, Past Events

After months of behind the scenes work, we are excited to launch our newest campaign: Bush Buds – Discover the wonder of Canberra’s Nature!  Canberra is known as the Bush Capital for a reason. We are lucky to share the Territory with many amazing plants and...

Make the Switch video series – can you help?

Feb 17, 2023 | Climate

Go to volunteer form Fulfil your acting dreams and help the planet! The Conservation Council is making a new series of short videos on the topic of making the switch from gas cooking to induction cooking, and we need talent! We’re seeking people who have a home with a...

Catch up on ANU’s 2023 Climate Update

Feb 16, 2023 | Climate, Latest News

Did you miss the ANU’s Climate Update 2023? It was – as usual – a grim picture. Professor Mark Howden summed up the state of the climate crisis: “it keeps on getting worse than we thought”. After a brief hiatus during the Covid pandemic, global greenhouse gas...