The EDO is seeking suitably qualified people, a collective of people or an organisation to assist in the program design of our First Nations and Indigenous Peoples Program (FNIPP). The work will occur via a short-medium term (3-6 month) consultancy arrangement. Location: Can be completed from anywhere in Australia. Process: By tender open 16 September 2020 – 9 October 2020. Potential suppliers are asked to supply […]
Read More… from First Nations and Indigenous Peoples Program – Program Design Consultancy
The Queensland and Commonwealth governments have released an update to the Reef 2050 Long-term Sustainability Plan (Reef 2050 Plan) which is open for your comments until 30 September 2020. The updated draft plan recognises the great unique value of the Great Barrier Reef and that global warming is the most serious threat the reef currently faces. It also highlights that the future of the reef has deteriorated from […]
Read More… from Have Your Say on the Reef’s Long-Term Survival Plan Review
You’ve joined a national network of supporters from the bush and the city; from the Tarkine to Arnhem Land; and from all ages and walks of life who want to help defend our environment through the law. We’d love to learn more about you! You can help us deliver the most relevant, up-to-date news on […]
Read More… from Welcome aboard!
The Environmental Defenders Office provides expert legal advice and runs groundbreaking cases to protect our climate, communities, and iconic plants and animals. […]
Read More… from Support Us
The Environmental Defenders Office provides expert legal advice and runs groundbreaking cases to protect our climate, communities, and iconic plants and animals. […]
Read More… from Support Us
Community members from Bylong in NSW have appeared in court this week to defend the decision to refuse a large coal mine in their valley, in an appeal brought by the Korean mining company KEPCO. Represented by the Environmental Defenders Office, the Bylong Valley Protection Alliance (BVPA) stepped in to defend the September 2019 decision by the Independent Planning Commission (IPC) to refuse permission for the proposed mine in the central tablelands . The refusal came after a lengthy assessment process in which […]
Read More… from Bylong Valley Mine Appeal Hearing Concludes
Even koalas threatened with extinction To mark the third anniversary of the commencement of the NSW native vegetation laws, a major new report from EDO identifies 10 areas of regulatory failure and confirms the law has facilitated a skyrocketing return to broadscale land clearing in NSW. Even the iconic koala is threatened with extinction due to permitted destruction of habitat. The […]
Read More… from The failed experiment in deregulation of NSW native vegetation laws
Starting the important conversation about reforming our laws and values EDO has submitted an extensive submission to the federal inquiry into the destruction of caves at the Juukan Gorge in the Pilbara region of Western Australia which showed evidence of human habitation dating back 46,000 years, detailing the problems we have witnessed as lawyers assisting […]
Read More… from The Juukan Gorge Inquiry and First Nations cultural heritage
The Environmental Defenders Office provides expert legal advice and runs groundbreaking cases to protect our climate, communities, and iconic plants and animals. […]
Read More… from Support Us
The Environmental Defenders Office provides expert legal advice and runs groundbreaking cases to protect our climate, communities, and iconic plants and animals. […]
Read More… from Support Us
