Threatened Species Day in 2024

This is a critically endangered Mala hare wallaby. Australia has the worst mammal extinction rate in the world. And if we don’t get climate change under control, it’s going to get a hell of a lot worse. Today is National Show more

— Gregory Andrews (@LyrebirdDream) September 7, 2024

National Threatened Species day. Thanks Martu elders for making possible for the world to see Night Parrot display for the first time at the WA Museum Australia. Would not have happened without them. #Australia #NationalThreatenedSpeciesDay Show more

— Neil hamilton Parrotman(Martu name)🦜🦅🐾 (@Neilham2007) September 8, 2024

It's National Threatened Species Day, it's our 20th anniversary :: September 7, 2024 - https://mailchi.mp/30c55568930d/leadbeaters-chronicle-20th-anniversary… #nationalthreatenedspeciesday

— Friends of Leadbeater’s Possum Inc. 🌳 (@LeadbeatersPoss) September 7, 2024

National Threatened Species Day. I'd like to add to this post that with our unsustainable mass immigration levels, Aussies are becoming threatened species in our own country. Quote Craig Kelly @craigkellyXXX · 5h Today is National Threatened Species Day. With woke leftists addicted to the destructive insanity of Net Zero, the most threatened species in Australia today is a family of a Mum & Dad with 2 or 3 kids cooking steaks on a gas BBQ in their own backyard.

— Kobie Thatcher (@KobieThatcher) September 7, 2024

Threatened Species Day in Australia is a day to reflect on the significant challenges we face to improve #conservation outcomes across the country. These are female flowers of Ryparosa kurrangii, a near threatened understorey tree from the rainforests of far north Show more

— Bruce Webber (@DrBruceWebber) September 8, 2024

On this National Threatened Species Day in Australia, a personal tribute to my two favourite birds who sadly fall into that category. The Forest Red Tail and Carnaby Black Cockatoo. @mybirdcards @BirdlifeOz Show more

— Jason Harris (@JayHarry80) September 7, 2024

On National Threatened Species Day, we face the harsh reality: 2,245 species are on the brink of extinction. This week alone, 20 more species were added to the list. The need for a strong, transparent, and accountable national EPA has never been greater. It's a critical… Show more

— Australian Conservation Foundation (@AusConservation) September 7, 2024