Image: Doug Gimesy
Missing: Greater glider
Once ruled our treetops. Under threat from land-clearing, logging and bushfires. Listed as Vulnerable. Photo: Dough Gimesy.
Missing Wildlife
Our iconic animals are missing in the wild. Because our leaders are missing in action.
Tell them to step up and make laws that actually protect nature and wildlife.
Exposing extinction
Australia holds the world record for the most mammal extinctions in the world. The latest report from IUCN's Red List shows we are the 5th worst country for animal extinctions globally, and the 6th worst for the number of species listed as endangered and critically endangered.
Unique Australian animals like numbats and mountain pygmy possums are all in decline, despite being on endangered lists for years.
Add your voice to the petition to the federal government, asking our elected representatives to support ambitious global goals for nature to halt and reverse biodiversity loss and achieve a Nature Positive world by 2030 — and invite your friends to raise their voice to nature too.
Photo: Holger Detje
Missing: Platypus
Rarely spotted in the wild. Under threat from land-clearing, dams, development and climate change. Listed as Vulnerable.
Missing: Koala
Our favourite fluffy friend. Under threat from tree-clearing, and development for housing and farms. Listed as Vulnerable. Photo: Aaron Stevenson.
Missing: Eastern curlew
Master of long-haul flights. Under threat from wetland developments like Toondah Harbour. Listed as Critically Endangered. Photo: Wang LiQiang.
Missing: Spotted-tail quoll
Hard to find in our forests. Under threat from land-clearing, logging and bushfires. Listed as Endangered. Photo: Craig Dingle.
Missing: Mountain pygmy possum
Australia's only hibernating marsupial. Under threat from climate change, habitat destruction and feral predators. Listed as Critically Endangered. Photo: Jiri Lochman/Lochman Transparencies.
Missing: Bogong moth
Once lined cave walls in their thousands. Under threat from droughts, temperature rises and habitat destruction. Listed as Endangered. Photo: Jean-Paul Ferrero/AUSCAPE
Missing: Grey-headed flying fox
One of the largest bats in the world. Under threat from habitat loss, heat stress, and illegal hunting. Listed as Vulnerable. Photo: Doug Gimesy
Missing: Black cockatoos
Aussie icons of the sky. Under threat from habitat loss and climate change. Four out of five species are threatened. Photo: Michal Pesata/Shutterstock.com
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