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CITES CoP20: What happened and why it matters for wildlife

CITES CoP20: What happened and why it matters for wildlife

One of the most important global meetings on wildlife trade has just wrapped up in Uzbekistan. It’s capital city Samarkand was where governments convened for the 20th Conference of the Parties (CoP20) to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild…

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Saving Australia’s flying-foxes: Amidst climate change and habitat destruction

Saving Australia’s flying-foxes: Amidst climate change and habitat destruction

Australia is home to four native species of flying-foxes (grey-headed, black, little red and spectacled), all of which play vital roles in pollination and seed dispersal.  Sadly, flying-fox populations are in rapid decline, with some…

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New koala population estimates offer hope – not complacency

New koala population estimates offer hope – not complacency

New statewide modelling detailed by the NSW Government today suggesting there may be as many as 274,000 koalas in New South Wales does not mean NSW can relax its stance on the need for…

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New protections for two of Australia’s most vulnerable reptiles

New protections for two of Australia’s most vulnerable reptiles

New protections for two of Australia’s most vulnerable reptiles following decision at international wildlife conference SAMARKAND, Uzbekistan (3 Dec. 2025) ― Two of Australia’s most vulnerable reptile species have been awarded strengthened protections from…

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Australia’s animals given a fighting chance following EPBC deal

Australia’s animals given a fighting chance following EPBC deal

CANBERRA (November 27, 2025)—Humane World for Animals says Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt’s reforms to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act, amended in negotiation with the Greens, should give Australian wildlife a “fighting chance” for the future.  Humane World for Animals…

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How we’ll be standing up for animals at the 2025 CITES Convention

How we’ll be standing up for animals at the 2025 CITES Convention

Later this month, two Humane World for Animals Australia biologists, Dr Renae Charalambous and Lawrence Chlebeck, will travel to the ancient city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan to attend the 20th Meeting of the Conference of…

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