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Unwrapped 2025: Thank you to the hundreds of plastic investigators who investigated plastic and pricing in their local supermarkets! 👎Coles, Woolworths, Aldi and Metcash all failed our independent report into plastic use. There is still a lack of transparency on how much plastic supermarkets are using, and it’s difficult for shoppers to avoid plastic in-store and online. Our plastic investigators even found that, in 73% of cases, loose produce was more expensive than the same produce prepacked

Love Letter to the Unseen Film Tour, next stop: Canberra Grab your ticket to the next screening March 25, 6pm at the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, Canberra. 🎫 The 60-million-year-old Maugean skate has been around since the time of the dinosaurs. First known to Western science in 1988, the skate now faces a ‘very high’ risk of extinction. Follow Spencer Hitchen on his journey to understand the imminent threats to the endangered Maugean Skate and the intrinsic beauty of a species

461 reactions · 147 shares | Australian oceans are home to over 320 different species of sharks and rays, half of which are unique to our waters. We are stewards of this rich biodiversity, but our governments have ducked their responsibility for too long, permitting poor fishing practises and shark culling around our coast. Help us do more to protect sharks in Australia. Become a shark champion today. | Australian Marine Conservation Society | Facebook

Protecting forests means protecting the Great Barrier Reef and the people and industries that rely on it. 👨‍🔬 Renowned scientist and Professor of Conservation Science at the University of Queensland James Watson spoke to ACF about just how critical the protection of Australia’s forests is to our wildlife, climate, communities and the economy, and why deforestation needs to be front and centre in the reform of our national new nature laws next week. 🚜 Queensland is a deforestation hot spot. A

1.9K views · 113 reactions | Indigenous rangers have a crucial role to play in protecting Great Barrier Reef sea country 〰️ John Wigness, a Mua Lagalgau ranger on Moa Island in the Torres Strait, joins more than 70 rangers who have graduated from our nationally-accredited training course. Thank you John for sharing your passion for protecting sea country. 〰️  Mungalla Station, Nywaigi country  #NRW2020 #InThisTogether2020 | Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority | Facebook