There are lots of ways you can promote biodiversity in your own backyard, by planting a native garden, making nest boxes, creating a frog pond, keeping your pets indoors and keeping an eye out for native birds and animals.
Greening Australia Land for Wildlife Top End provides advice on native plants and looking after land for wildlife for people with larger blocks of land.
Helping people in the Alice Springs region to look after land for wildlife and garden for wildlife.
Darwin Wildlife Sanctuary supports Darwin residents to improve the biodiversity of their backyard.
A group of people who enjoy observing wildlife in their natural environment. They can be found through their website or Facebook group.
You may want to volunteer with your local Landcare group to help look after local natural places, or as a local wildlife carer.
Find your local Landcare group and learn the latest Landcare news.
Join a Conservation Volunteers expedition or volunteer for a few hours to plant trees, survey wildlife or manage weeds and pests.
People caring for sick and injured wildlife in their own homes. Join or seek advice on a sick or injured animal or find out how you can help.
There is nothing better than getting back in touch with nature by spending some time observing wildlife, taking a bushwalk in your local reserve or cooling off for a dip at your local natural swimming hole.
Visit the Territory Wildlife Park to meet the north Australian wildlife in a natural setting just south of Darwin.
Alice Springs Desert Park
Visit the Alice Springs Desert Park to see the desert come alive!
NT Parks and Wildlife
Find a park to visit anywhere in the NT.
The Australian Wildlife Conservancy is the largest private conservation estate covering many sites across Australia.