Jack and Josie Green with family on the banks of MacArthur River. Photo: Rebecca Parker

Protect habitat and wildlife

Jack and Josie Green with family on the banks of MacArthur River. Photo: Rebecca Parker

Protect Country and culture in Northern Territory

McArthur River Mine ruling highlights significant flaws in NT mining and environmental laws

Protect Country and culture in Queensland

Legal push to stop influencers taunting crocodiles for likes and clicks

Protect Country and culture in Queensland

Refusal of Galilee Coal Project a victory for human rights, the climate and nature

Bird's eye aerial drone view of a large salmon fish farm (Aquaculture of salmonids) off the coast of Tinderbox in the local government area of Kingborough in the Hobart region of Tasmania, Australia.

Biodiversity in Tasmania

Why salmon farming needs new rules

Biodiversity in New South Wales

Farmers vow keep fighting after IPC green-lights McPhillamys Gold Project

Biodiversity in Tasmania

Proposed marine fish farming regulations put Tassie coastal waters and marine wildlife at great risk

Protect Country and culture in New South Wales

$60k fine for illegally taking two billion litres of water?

Biodiversity in Tasmania

Supreme Court ruling a blow to Tasmania’s endangered devils

Biodiversity in Queensland

Water mining threatens World Heritage-listed Springbrook National Park

Jack and Josie Green with family on the banks of MacArthur River. Photo: Rebecca Parker

Protect Country and culture in Northern Territory

Historic court action over McArthur River Mine security bond commences

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EDO recognises the traditional owners and custodians of the land, seas and rivers of Australia. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander elders past and present, and aspire to learn from traditional knowledge and customs so that, together, we can protect our environment and cultural heritage through law.