The Saving Native Species Program is providing $224.5 million over four years to support the recovery of our unique plants, animals and ecological communities.
The program includes commitments to save the koala, and tackle yellow crazy ants and gamba grass that are threatening our native species.
It will also strengthen conservation planning to better protect threatened species and guide on-ground action.
It is guided by the Threatened Species Action Plan: Towards Zero Extinctions 2022-2032.
The plan maps our pathway to protect, manage and restore Australia’s threatened species and important natural places.
It also identifies 110 priority species and 20 priority places to drive action where it is needed most, and where it will have the biggest impact.