Blogs under category: FFI Australia
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…
A celebration of success
Conservation Partnerships Manager for Fauna & Flora International in Australia, Jody Gunn celebrates a successful partnership, in the truest sense of the word.
A flying rescue mission for Siamese crocodiles
Adam Starr, Project Manager at Fauna & Flora International’s Cambodian Crocodile Conservation Project wrestles with setting up a new home for more than a handful of highly endangered Siamese crocodiles.
FFI Vice President Rove McManus hosts the 2010 ECM charity Christmas party
FFI is honoured to be the first conservation organisation to be the focus charity at the Equity Capital Markets annual Christmas and Charity event
Welcome to the new Fauna & Flora International website!
New and improved website accompanies rebranding of Fauna & Flora International (FFI).
Deutsche Bank Senior Executive and CEO of Mesoblast joins FFI Australia Founder’s Board
FFI Australia is delighted to announce two new additions to its illustrious Founders’ Board. Tim King- Managing Director of Research at Deutsche Bank – and Professor Silviu Itescu – Chairman of Mesoblast have both been welcomed to the group. Tim brings with him a wealth of experience within carbon and Environmental Social Governance research. He has got to know FFI and our work over the last couple of years and has been impressed by what he regards as a “unique”…
Stephen Fry in Australia
FFI global CEO – Mark Rose and The Founders’ Board recently welcomed FFI Vice-President Stephen Fry to Australia to host two intimate events at the Museum of Contemporary Art on Sydney Harbour. A diverse and lively group of guests were in attendance, including Cate Blanchett and Andrew Upton, Baroness Valerie Amos – who is to be >> inaugurated as a Vice-President in November, Australian comedian Wil Anderson and Terri Irwin, amongst others. It was wonderful to see such a diverse group so…
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