Remember The Wild

21/05/2026

We had a great time capturing this extraordinary logistical feat!

40+ plus volunteers working in tandem to heard kangaroos!

08/05/2026

As a charity dedicated to connecting people to nature through storytelling, we couldn't be more inspired by this wonderful man.

Team member, Chris McCormack, shares his heartfelt thank you to Sir David Attenborough 💚

23/04/2026

We're so excited to see this film released!

For more info visit: https://www.nationalmalleefowl.com.au/film

15/04/2026

Our friends at the National Malleefowl Recovery Group are in need of some intrepid volunteers!

Head over to their website to learn more 💚

Calling all nature-lovers - we need your help!

We're seeking more to support across .

💚 Help conserve malleefowl by doing the crucial monitoring work needed to understand the health of their populations

👥 Join a welcoming community of like-minded people and spend time in

If you live in VIC, NSW, SA, or WA we'd love to hear from you 😊

Visit our website to learn how to get involved: www.nationalmalleefowl.com.au

13/03/2026

It was a privilege for our team to meet little chicks like this one let a lone to be able to them.

Dr Joe's words remind us that our wild friends already have so much to contend with out there in the world. The least we can do is try not to make it any harder for them 💚

Thank you National Malleefowl Recovery Group for the opportunity to spend time with these amazing animals!

“Perhaps the most extraordinary thing about malleefowl is really epitomised by a little chick coming out of a mound and wandering off into the scrub.

The challenges it faces are just beyond my comprehension.

The survival of a little chick seems impossible.” - Dr Joe Benshemesh.

This image and Joe's poignant words come from our forthcoming produced by Remember The Wild

chicks are up against the odds from the moment they hatch. While this is a reality of , we're doing what we can to help mitigate the impacts of habitat fragmentation, introduced species, and climate change, so as to ensure healthy populations of malleefowl into the future 💚

06/03/2026

Women in start as curious girls in !

Today we'd like to celebrate a woman who has been at the heart of our charity since the beginning - Dr Cathy Cavallo.

Cathy has a background in , is an avid , and an expert in environmental communications. She leads the campaign on behalf of Eucalypt Australia , has run projects to improve accessibility for people in conservation, organised festivals and events to celebrate nature, and so much more.

Our team at RTW are so grateful for all she has done to help us have impact for the benefit of both people and nature 💚

Cathy - you always inspire us to do our best, and we're so proud to work along side you!

05/03/2026

We haven’t posted in a little while, so we thought we’d get back into the swing of things with an undeniably good post - maybe even a great post!?

We met this bearded dragon whilst out filming for our recent Malleefowl documentary. Head over to National Malleefowl Recovery Group to learn more in the coming weeks.

We’ve been busy behind the scenes and we're excited for an exciting 2026 celebrating all things nature, and bringing you more stories of the natural world and those who love it. 💚

02/06/2025

Eucalypt Australia's annual photography competition is back and the theme is 'travel'!

Dust off your DSLR and fire up your phone – the Eucalypt Australia Photography Competition is now open!

Our 2025 theme is 'The Travel Edition' and we're taking one big - metaphorical - road trip around Oz to find the perfect panorama*!
We're excited to see how you interpret the theme, just remember the eucalypts need to be the 🌟 stars 🌟 of your photo.

Submit your entry here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSevMPOyzCsDImGICD6QkaqT4tVficNyLGLNGY9Qu_huvmixDw/viewform

📸 Entries close 8 July 2025
📍 Open to all photographers in Australia
🌿 Three entries per person
🖊You will need a GMail account to enter.
* Does not need to be a literal panorama. All composition and orientations welcome.

🥇🥈🥉Prizes will be announced on 🌳 National Tree Day 🌳 27 July 2025

🥇 1st Prize $300
🥈 2nd Prize $200
🥉 3rd Prize $100

The Ts & Cs:
🌿 The photo must be the original artwork of the entrant (no AI please).
🌿 Eucalypts for the purposes include the genera Eucalyptus, Corymbia and Angophora.
🌿 Entrants agree to Eucalypt Australia using the photos across our social media platforms and websites. All images will receive attribution.
🌿 Eucalypt Australia will notify winners by email and announce in our stories on social media on National Tree Day 27 July 2025.
🌿 Please refer to our privacy policy:
https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/privacy-policy/

📸: 2021 Winner James Harris (Instagram: c5032005)

30/05/2025

"If we just keep going forward without actually, really, truly understanding what's happened in the past, then we're going forward in a risky way."
– Dan Turnbull.

Remember The Wild is proud to present Bay Country: Diary of a descendant.

This short form documentary follows the thoughts and reflections of Bunurong man, Dan Turnbull, as he explores the traditional lands of his ancestors, on what is today known as the Mornington Peninsula.

The film is a moving tribute to Bunurong culture and heritage, and a profound exploration of what it means to live on Country in the 21st century.

Given the environmental challenges facing humans today, understanding our deepest connections to the land, sea, and sky has never been more vital. This Reconciliation Week, as focus on Bridging Now to Next, Bay Country presents a cultural and environmental reflection on a place where the past and present collide, and the future is owned by all.

We’re deeply grateful to Dan Turnbull and his family for their generosity in making this film possible. We also acknowledge the support of the Victorian Government, through the Port Phillip Bay Fund, in helping bring this important project to life.

Watch Bay Country now: https://rememberthewild.org.au/bay-country-diary-of-a-descendant/

28/05/2025

Coming this Friday: Bay Country

Remember The Wild are extremely proud to have worked on this project with Dan Turnbull – a Bunurong man and gifted storyteller.

The National Reconciliation Week (NRW) 2025 theme, Bridging Now to Next calls on all Australians to step forward together, to look ahead and continue the push forward as past lessons guide us.

If we can learn a little more about each other, understand and respect each other's differences, the future can be bright and healing.

We're looking forward to bringing you these stories of Naarm/Port Phillip and its rich cultural history. Make sure you tune in on Friday!