Habitat loss is a key reason 500 native Australian animals are now on the Threatened Species List.
Today, there are no less than 517 native animals on the Australian Government's list of threatened species*. Habitat loss and introduced predators are the key reasons so many of our beloved native animals are on this list.
Threatened Species Day was first declared on 7 September 1996 - 60 years after the death of the last Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus). It is a day to reflect on what happened to the thylacine and how similar fates could await other native plants and animals unless urgent action is taken.
The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife works tirelessly to fund programs that protect our native wildlife and preserve their habitats. We now urgently need to raise $50,000 to be able to continue delivering threatened species conservation projects.
By acting now to protect nature and prevent extinction, we can secure a better future for all. Thank you for supporting our vital conservation work!
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