WE ALL NEED TREES
Sign the petition to save our trees and save our future.
BREAKING NEWS
Logging has been temporarily suspended in Tallaganda State Forest after an Endangered greater glider was found deceased just 50 metres from the logging site.
We only have a small window to secure permanent protection for this area - one of the last places of refuge for greater gliders.
Take action now - sign the petition or donate.
Australia has the highest rate of deforestation in the developed world, and now is the time to turn this around.
We plan to take Australia from a deforestation hot spot to a leader in tree protection and restoration to benefit our health, communities, climate, wildlife and planet.
WWF-Australia’s Trees Scorecard presents a snapshot of how the country’s federal, state and territory governments are performing in protecting and restoring trees.
Saving our forests would involve commitments to:
- Halting and reversing deforestation.
- Banning native forest logging.
- Implementing conservation programs.
- Improving data transparency.
- Incentivising farmers to keep trees in the ground.
Now is the time to take action.
Australia can become a beacon of hope for the world - a nation that not only protects and preserves its trees but also leads the way in sustainable tree management and conservation. But to get there, we need your help.
Sign the petition and show your support to save our trees and our future.
BREAKING NEWS
Logging has been temporarily suspended in Tallaganda State Forest after an Endangered greater glider was found deceased just 50 metres from the logging site.
We only have a small window to secure permanent protection for this area - one of the last places of refuge for greater gliders.
Take action now - sign the petition or donate.
Australia has the highest rate of deforestation in the developed world, and now is the time to turn this around.
We plan to take Australia from a deforestation hot spot to a leader in tree protection and restoration to benefit our health, communities, climate, wildlife and planet.
WWF-Australia’s Trees Scorecard presents a snapshot of how the country’s federal, state and territory governments are performing in protecting and restoring trees.
Saving our forests would involve commitments to:
- Halting and reversing deforestation.
- Banning native forest logging.
- Implementing conservation programs.
- Improving data transparency.
- Incentivising farmers to keep trees in the ground.
Now is the time to take action.
Australia can become a beacon of hope for the world - a nation that not only protects and preserves its trees but also leads the way in sustainable tree management and conservation. But to get there, we need your help.
Sign the petition and show your support to save our trees and our future.
The Scorecard
The race is on! WWF’s first national Trees Scorecard reveals how Australia’s governments are performing when it comes to protecting and restoring trees.
Find out what actions your state or territory needs to take to improve its score.
Our Mission
Together we can save and grow two billion trees by 2030.
We aim to take Australia from a deforestation to a reforestation nation and work with communities to protect and regenerate vital landscapes and species.
We All Need Trees
Our well-being. Our communities. Our wildlife. Our planet. We all need trees.
Hear real stories about how trees benefit people from all walks of life.
Why do we need to save trees in Australia?
More than one tree is bulldozed every second in Australia.
Find out why and what we can do about it.
