25 Years of FAME

In our 25th year FAME continues to support on-ground conservation projects to save our precious endangered flora and fauna. Please consider a tax-deductible donation today.

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6%raised of milestone one
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Help us save Australia

Our biodiversity is part of what makes this country great, and some of our most treasured species are endangered or on the brink of extinction.

With your help we can help those in need.

With Australia’s support we are the only organisation completely dedicated to helping our nation’s most endangered species.

To date we have helped bring more than 30 unique species back from the brink.

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Finding the endangered Kangaroo Island Dunnarts
32%raised of project total
Read More Building a future for threatened species
24%raised of the completion of this project over two years
Read More Protecting the last wild populations of Numbats
56%raised of project total
Read More Projects at the Board's discretion
20%raised of this fund
Read More Project Wild_
86%raised of milestone one
Read More Saving the Tassie Devil from extinction
6%raised of milestone one
Read More Support of a PhD Research Study
21%raised of grant one
Read More Western Quoll
96%raised of milestone two
Read More Brush-tailed Possum
96%raised of milestone two
Read More Optimising Felixer
95%raised of milestone one
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Our Past Successes

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Outcome of the Project:Improving genetic diversity of isolated Mountain Pygmy Possum populationsAugust 31, 2012Read More Outcome of the Project:Saving our endangered wildlife.June 30, 2014Read More Outcome of the Project:Ensuring the survival of this endangered bird and its unique habitat.June 30, 2007Read More Outcome of the Project:Securing a predator free habitat for the Bridled Nail-tail WallabyMay 31, 2012Read More Outcome of the Project:Investigating new methods to stop the spread of Cane Toads.July 31, 2016Read More Outcome of the Project:Protecting Australia’s largest Wombat species. July 31, 2008Read More Outcome of the Project:Greater understanding of habitat segmentation of endangered orchids in the Adelaide Hills.June 30, 2007Read More