Media Releases - 04 August 2026 - Queensland deforestation - Queensland
One-year dip cannot hide Queensland’s ongoing deforestation crisis
The latest findings (2024) from the Queensland government’s Statewide Landcover and Trees Study (SLA...
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Media Releases - 30 July 2026 - Nature - Laws - Iconic place - Tasmania Forests - Australia wide
Spotlight on government inaction to protect Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area
Through a powerful collaboration, the Wilderness Society and the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre brought...
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Media Releases - 29 July 2026 - Nature - Queensland
Council Cableway Decision Welcomed
The Respect Springbrook Mountain Coalition of 15 environment and community groups, welcome the deci...
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Media Releases - 27 July 2026 - Nature - Climate - Laws - Queensland deforestation - Queensland
Statement: Wilderness Society responds to UNESCO decision about the Reef
Statement: Wilderness Society responds to UNESCO decision about the Reef
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Media Releases - 15 July 2026 - Forests - Deforestation - Tasmania Forests - Tasmania
Statement: Forestry Tasmania’s new three year logging plan shows an industry in denial
The Wilderness Society condemns Forestry Tasmania’s new three year logging plan, which shows an indu...
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Media Releases - 15 July 2026 - Laws - Forests - Deforestation - Queensland deforestation - Queensland
New analysis: A decade of deforestation data shows what's at stake for the Great Barrier Reef in the Government's new environmental laws.
New exposé reveals almost 1.5 million hectares of forest and bushland destroyed in Great Barrier Ree...
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Media Releases - 14 July 2026 - Fossil fuels - Decommissioning - Australia wide
$200 million clean-up bill in doubt as Pilot Energy collapses - Australian Government must demand up front bonds for oil and gas clean up
A $200 million offshore oil and gas clean-up cost is in doubt after Pilot Energy called in administr...
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Media Releases - 10 July 2026 - Forests - Deforestation - Tasmania
Wilderness Society withdraws from MONA forest congress
The Wilderness Society Tasmania announces their formal withdrawal from the MONA forest congress.
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Media Releases - 07 July 2026 - Nature - Campaign - Movement - Australia wide
Wilderness Society appoints Dr. Kirsty Howey as CEO
The Wilderness Society today announced the appointment of Dr. Kirsty Howey as its new Chief Executiv...
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Media Releases - 26 June 2026 - Forests - Logging - Australia wide
Carbon Credit Scheme Will Fail Future Generations by Green Lighting Big Emitters
The Wilderness Society opposes today's move by Federal and NSW Labor to greenlight a new carbon cred...