Our national environment laws are supposed to protect the places and wildlife we love.
But the once-in-a-decade review of those laws has found that nature in Australia is in big trouble. Australia has one of the worst extinction records on Earth, and even our most iconic wildlife like the koala and platypus are at risk in some states.
The independent reviewer, Professor Graeme Samuel, recommends a complete overhaul of our national environment laws to protect our country’s unique places, plants, animals and ecosystems for future generations.
Australia has one of the worst extinction records on Earth. It's time for laws that actually protect nature, and an independent regulator to enforce them.
Sign the petition to demand that our national environment laws actually protect nature:
Create a new generation of national laws to protect nature and funding to restore ecosystems to bring our wildlife back from the brink.
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before us oldies die we must help the planet to live
We must urgently improve the extinction laws in Australia. Today, nearly 1 in 3 of our unique mammals is at risk of extinction!
We are running out of time and must act decisively now.
There must be plans or organisations to rescue flood stranded animals both wild, farm and domestic. Why not campaign with educating people to protect their animals.
how can i physically help? i am unemployed and founder of Mackay pets lost found and rehome…. maybe i can use our media platform to help.
We need to save our world. It is more important than having a high economic status and a useless job. This is our job and I want to be part of it.
The time to act is almost past – the law must be changed & effectively enforced to actually protect nature, before it is too late & the loss is irreversible. Why would you not act to change Australia’s shame of the worst mammal extinction rate in the world? What will you tell your grandchildren?
happy new years!! hopefully we reach our goal and achieve many things for our earth and humanity.
we need to save the planet