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Photographer captures early signs of life re-emerging across fire-ravished landscapes in Australia

Charities have teamed up with the Australian government to drop over 10,000 pounds of food from the sky to feed koalas, kangaroos and wallabies whose habitats have been ravished by the bushfires

Meet the Aboriginal mothers and grandmothers who’ve formed their own volunteer fire brigade to protect their ‘sacred’ land

With hospitals running out of room, and orders to shoot orphaned marsupials, one school is setting up a “tent city” for burned koalas to recover in

This courageous cow broke out of her pen to live free with her wild bison cousins

The Australian bush-fires have united crafters around the world to make koala mittens, kangaroo pouches, bird nests and even bat wraps

Australian hospitals are flooded with burned koalas, kangaroos and other animals rescued from the wildfires. They need your help knitting mittens, pouches, nests and blankets for recovering wildlife.

Mammals are staying up all night and sleeping all day to avoid contact with humans, having potentially disastrous effects on their health and overall chances of survival, study says

Foxes are one of the 64 mammals studied whose sleep cycle has been significantly altered by humans

State goes 100% organic. Wildlife returns, crop yields improve, tourists flock.

Square holes encourage roots to spiral out into native soil, planting trials show