Good news from all around Australia today!
Outback National Park handed back to Waanyi traditional owners after decades of campaigning (ABC News)
EV sales outpace petrol cars for first time as Australians dodge soaring fuel costs (The Guardian)
Used EV dealership launches in Victoria (The Driven)
There are now 100 community batteries installed around Australia – loads more to come (Renew Economy)
Cultural burning mob working with farmers to protect crops (ABC 7.30)
99.9% of materials from decommissioned windfarm recycled and reused (Renew Economy)
‘Exciting’ signs of survival as quolls and bandicoots reintroduced to outback (ABC News)
Salmon teeming in US river just two years after world’s largest dam removed (Nature.com)
Gabon has committed to a decade of conservation, along with a funding system to make sure it works (Nature Conservancy)
Beavers Are Having a Moment (Reasons to be Cheerful)
Former Poachers Are Protecting One of Nigeria’s Last Rainforests (Reasons to be Cheerful)