Saving the Red Handfish
from extinction. In partnership with University of Tasmania and IMAS. Read More
Saving the Red Handfish
$112,679 / $575,000
Red-Tailed Phascogale Research
$11,650 / $20,000
Understanding Numbat Behaviour
$20,677 / $30,000
Bringing back the Eastern Quoll
$19,006 / $25,000
The Kangaroo Island Wilderness Project
$50,737 / $65,000
Raising Rarity - Stages 1 & 2
$53,800 / $70,000
Australian Fur Seal – PhD Research
$20,000 / $20,000
Repopulation of the Quoll & Phascogale
$418,407 / $500,000
Protecting our species and habitats, together
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.
How FAME helps
By enabling low-profile, high-impact projects across the country, the Foundation supports wildlife conservation on both a species and ecosystem level. Find out more about the work being done to protect our native wildlife on the dedicated Projects page.
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The latest at FAME
May 25th, 2023
May 18th, 2023
FAME's Achievements 2021/2023
177,994
km2 of land covered by FAME projects
11
Projects funded
519+
Collateral species benefited
1453
Native trees planted
4
Projects supported involving invasive species management