Blogs under category: FFI Australia
Shared interest: offsetting biodiversity impacts in Mongolia and Australia
Jack Whelan, Executive Director of Fauna & Flora International Australia, discusses progress made during a recent visit by Mongolian government officials who were looking to learn more about Australia’s biodiversity offset schemes.
Past connections form conservation future in Australia
Fauna & Flora International’s Dr Mark Infield, Programme Director of Culture & Conservation, heads down under to enjoy the fruit that doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Back from the brink: financiers save critically endangered native tree
Jose Harnett, from Fauna & Flora International’s Australia office, got caught up in the fun of the serious business of raising money for charities in ICAP’s Charity Day…
A Quite Interesting* encounter with Stephen Fry
Stephen Fry and Tony Jones were on board to help celebrate the launch of Fauna & Flora International Australia’s new Conservation Circle group
An African adventure
James Kirby sits on the Fauna & Flora International (FFI) Australia Advisory board. As Chief Executive of Hungerford Hill Wines, James has a clear understanding of the need for sustainable land management. It was with great personal and professional interest he and Claire Wivell Plater visited Africa to visit some of the projects FFI are involved in…
Kalimantan through local eyes
A photo essay by Terry Sandy, Community Engagement Officer with Fauna & Flora International, Puruk Cahu
Kalimantan’s conservation leadership challenge benefits entire community
Angela Hawdon, Corporate Partnership Manager in Fauna & Flora International’s Australia office, shares her thoughts on an exciting community project, deep in the heart of Borneo.
Communities are the essential conservation ingredient
Angela Hawdon, Corporate Partnership Manager with Fauna & Flora International, blogs on her recent, very colourful visit to Kalimantan.
Searching for gibbons in the Heart of Borneo
Fauna & Flora International’s Ally Catterick headed into the forests of Kalimantan to see what all the noise was about…
Cutting through the REDD tape of our first forest audit
With the heat turned up on the voluntary carbon market, Zoe Ryan blogs about the huge implications of the auditing process of the Danau Siawan peat swamp forest REDD project in Kalimantan…
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