Nearly 2,000 Australian animals, plants and ecosystems are at risk of being wiped out forever — ruthless corporations are allowed to bulldoze, mine and concrete their homes. We urgently need a new generation of nature laws to protect our wildlife. Because it should be illegal to send plants and animals extinct. | Australian Conservation Foundation

The heart-breaking death of these fish is no natural disaster. Powerful corporate interests and their cashed up lobbyists are bleeding our rivers dry. For too long, state and federal governments have let them get away with it. If you're as outraged as we are, join tens of thousands of Australians who are calling for a strong national Environment Protection Agency to properly protect the places we love like the Murray-Darling river system. | Australian Conservation Foundation

Adani's polluting mine will rob drought-stricken QLD of 12 billion litres of surface water and 9 billion litres of groundwater. EVERY YEAR 😡 Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg has the power to stop this mine. If enough of us speak up he will have to listen. | Australian Conservation Foundation

Nearly 2,000 Australian animals, plants and ecosystems are at risk of being wiped out forever — ruthless corporations are allowed to bulldoze, mine and concrete their homes. We urgently need a new generation of nature laws to protect our wildlife. Because it should be illegal to send plants and animals extinct. | Australian Conservation Foundation

The Spotted-Tail Quoll is one of the closest surviving relatives to the Tasmanian Tiger. But armies of bulldozers continue to destroy their homes - now it is at risk of being wiped out forever. | Australian Conservation Foundation

URGENT‼️ Multinational engineering company GHD could help Adani build its disastrous coal mine 😡 Sign the petition calling on GHD to do the right thing for our planet 🌏 and abandon Adani's climate-wrecking, water-guzzling mine. If thousands of us speak up about this, GHD will know working with Adani is a BAD idea – not just for our planet, but for their reputation too. | Australian Conservation Foundation