Nature Foundation is a proud sponsor of the Australian Land Conservation Alliance’s annual conference - PLC23 Unite for Nature, being held on Ngunnawal country at the National Convention Centre in Canberra from 16-18 October 2023.

It’s a great opportunity to come together and progress the knowledge and capacity of the private land conservation sector, and those working to reverse nature loss.

Nature means the world to us. It's in our name. It's intrinsic to everything we do. So we are proud to be part of this year's Nature Festival, both as a Festival Partner and presenting two events.

Nature Festival is a two week celebration of our love of nature in South Australia, and from 1-15 October 2023, offers over three hundred events for all ages, full of creative ways to connect with nature and each other.

Stephen Zozaya (Australian National University) is the 2023 winner of the Mike Bull Award for Early Career Nature Scientists. Stephen does fantastic work with some rather overlooked species of skinks and has already made some great progress.

Nature Science underpins all of our efforts to manage our unique biodiversity for future generations sustainably, and an essential aspect of this is offering research grants for university students, funded by donations from our generous supporters.

Coinciding with National Science Week (12-20 August 2023), we are delighted to share this year's research grant recipients and their projects with you.

Thank you to all of the members and volunteers who took part in our Watchalunga Planting Day on Sunday 30 July, National Tree Day!

With just over 30 volunteers, we planted an incredible 2,300 native plants, including lignum and sedge seedlings, creating vital habitat for the Mount Lofty Ranges Southern Emu-wren, a nationally and state endangered species.