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Threatened species profile: Plains-wanderer - Humane World for Animals
Species · Victoria

Threatened species profile: Plains-wanderer - Humane World for Animals

The ‘Goldilocks bird’ Plains-wandererPhoto credits: JJ Harrison/Wikipedia The plains-wanderer (Pedionomus torquatus) is a unique and enigmatic native Australian bird. As the only species of the ‘Pedionomidae’ family, despite its quail-like appearance, these birds are believed to be more closely related to a group of South American shorebirds. Standing 15–19cm tall, with a slender neck, yellow beak and long legs, plains-wanderers have mostly fawn…Read Article
Sanctuary Profile: Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary Inc - Humane World for Animals
Species · Esperance

Sanctuary Profile: Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary Inc - Humane World for Animals

Left: Carnaby’s black cockatoo (Zanda latirostris), Right: Red flowering gum (Corymbia ficifolia), an endemic species to southwest WA.Photo credits: Lori-Ann Shibish and Colin Ingram Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary Inc Western Australia • CHADWICK In 2021 we purchased our 12-acre property that was part of a 1980s subdivision, partly cleared to run livestock, but luckily had remnant native vegetation, notably Australian Christmas trees. Our property…Read Article
Wildlife Lands Issue 30 - Humane World for Animals
Australia · Australia

Wildlife Lands Issue 30 - Humane World for Animals

The Newsletter of Humane World for Animals’ Wildlife Land Trust • Issue 30 • 2025 Read More The post Wildlife Lands Issue 30 appeared first on Humane World for Animals.Read Article

Why are wombats still being killed under license in Australia? - Humane World for Animals

Australia’s native animals are protected by law — but that protection comes with caveats. Across every state and territory, permits are routinely issued that allow property owners to kill native wildlife. Known in many jurisdictions as “damage mitigation permits,” these licences have quietly sanctioned the deaths of millions of animals over the years.  At Humane World for Animals, we’ve been tracking this issue through our Licence to Kill campai…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Is NSW doing enough to protect animals? A closer look at the State of the Environment 2024 - Humane World for Animals

The 2024 New South Wales State of the Environment (SoE) report is in—and for our native wildlife, the picture is deeply concerning. From iconic marsupials and mammals to lesser known but equally vital amphibians, birds and reptiles, many animals across NSW are facing growing threats from climate change, habitat loss, pollution and poorly regulated industry practices.  While there are signs of progress in some areas, the overall trend is clear: b…Wildfires · New South WalesRead Article

Great white shark numbers far from great - Humane World for Animals

Research shows that Australia’s great white sharks are highly related to each other and may consist of fewer than 500 breeding animals.     SYDNEY, 24 June 2025: Latest research has found Australia’s great white shark population is much smaller than expected, increasing their vulnerability to further population threats.   The population genetic study—funded and supported by the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries Shark Management Pr…Great White Sharks · SydneyRead Article

Bee-Low the Surface: The Unseen, Underground World of Ground-Nesting Bees - Humane World for Animals

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Today is World Bee Day, a day for celebrating pollinators that inhabit our landscapes. Native Australian bees are not only spectacularly diverse and interesting but are also an essential part of nature, performing the critical ecosystem service of pollination, pollinating wildflowers, native vegetation and agricultural crops.     Ground-nesting bees When you think of bees, the hive-living and social European honeybee may spring to mind or perhap…United NationsSee the Story

Almost 90 per cent of animals caught in NSW shark nets were non-target species

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New data shows a concerning number of sea life caught and killed in shark nets across New South Wales are non-target threatened and endangered species.There were 223 animals caught in the nets in the 2024 to 25 season, according to NSW Department of Primary Industries data obtained by Humane World for Animals and seen by 9news.com.au.Only 24 of those were the targeted white, tiger or bull sharks, while 199 were non-target species.READ MORE: 'Re…Species · New South WalesSee the Story

Premier defends koala cull after bushfire in state’s south-west

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