Disaster Recovery Fund FAME is responding to natural disasters through the rapid deployment of support for Australia's wildlife and habitats Read More

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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 one of the only organisations 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.

Disaster Recovery Fund $0 /$50,000of goal Read More Cane Toad: Fighting an Invasive Pest $41,685 /$50,000of goal Read More Building a Capital Fund to secure future generations Read More Native Species Return: Repopulation of the Quoll and Phascogale $272,931 /$500,000of milestone 2 of 3 Read More Kangaroo Island dunnart: Critical monitoring of the last survivors $48,990 /$50,000of goal Read More Protection and monitoring of a wild population of numbats $18,961 /$18,000of total project Read More Guarding Paradise - ensuring the protection, monitoring & habitat restoration of species on Lord Howe Island. $250,665 /$275,000of goal Read More Where the need is greatest $156,640 /$250,000of goal Read More Saving the Mary River “Punk” Turtle

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Read More Help the Southern Bell Frog bounce back

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Read More Securing the future of Australia’s most endangered macadamia species $57,520 /$60,000of goal Read More Saving the Tassie Devil from extinction $20,237 /$50,000of goal Read More Support of a PhD Research Study

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Our Past Successes

Thanks to your donations

Protecting the Brush-tailed Rock-wallabyJanuary 17, 2022Read More Bushfire & Recovery AppealRead More Urgent action to save the Kangaroo Island dunnart from extinctionRead More Stop feral cats in their tracksRead More Hear the Cry of the Bush Stone-curlewJune 30, 2020Read More Saving a rainforest plant from extinctionFebruary 28, 2020Read More Help the Southern Pink Underwing Moth emergeFebruary 28, 2020Read More