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About The Wilderness Society
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 For life on Earth.
The Wilderness Society is a community-based environmental protection organisation. We work to safeguard our sources of clean water and air, to tackle devastating climate change, to create a safe future for life on Earth, and to give a better world to our children. The majority of our work is in Australia, with a strong focus on natural environments and the role they play in keeping our world safe.

We were born in 1976, and our first major victory was Australia's most famous environmental campaign - saving the Franklin River. Since then, with the support of thousands of concerned people across the country, we've worked to protect millions of hectares of our greatest wild places.

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Who is The Wilderness Society?

Find out who we are, what we do and how you can get involved.

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How does TWS achieve its goals?

TWS has a rare combination of skills, using every people means possible to achieve our goals.

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How you can get involved?

Find out more about how you can use your skills to help save the planet.

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Environment Award for Children's Literature

Environment Award for Children's Literature

The Wilderness Society's Environment Award for Children's Literature, inaugurated in 1994, is is open to fiction and non-fiction children's books published in Australia.

The award is intended to promote books that inspire a sense of wonder and a sense of caring for the natural world.
See the winners here »

 

Annual Reports

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Each year The Wilderness Society Inc publishes its Annual Report.

You can read these reports online by following the link below.
Read The Wilderness Society's Annual Reports »

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Old Growth, a stunning new book compiled by Peter McConchie and featuring the work of 16 photographers
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"The Wilderness Society is insistent, obstinate, unrelenting, but that's their role. They're voluntary conservationists and their role in delivering great conservation decisions can't be overlooked."
 
Former NSW Premier Bob Carr, September 1996
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