The following media articles focus on black cockatoos in Western Australia.

Cockatoo habitat preserved following Gnangara pines decision, Press Release, Hon Reece Whitby, Minister for Energy; Environment; Climate Action, Government of Western Australia, 13 December 2023

‘They used to black the sky’: the siren song of the magnificent Carnaby’s cockatoo, The Guardian, 23 September 2023

Cockburn joins coalition taking action on endangered Black Cockatoos, City of Cockburn, 5 May 2023

Fears cockatoos will starve as state of WA drags feet on pine logging freeze, WA Today, 9 May 2023

Black Cockatoo Crisis documentary to be shown in State’s south, Kalgoorlie Miner, 14 Jan 2023

Scrapped Perth-Peel development plan puts 170,000 hectares of urban bush in limbo, ABC News, 30 December 2022

Black Cockatoo crisis comes into focus in new documentary, https://nit.com.au/03-12-2022/4434/black-cockatoo-crisis-comes-into-focus-in-documentary-film, 3 December 2022

Black Cockatoo Crisis: Documentary by former journalist Jane Hammond explores endangered West Australian birds, The West Australian, 2 December 2022

Red-tailed carpet rolled out for black cockatoo film premiere, Murdoch University News,1 December 2022

Social impact documentary ‘Black Cockatoo Crisis’ hits cinema screens today, Screenwest, 1 December 2022

Review | Jane Hammond shines a light on the ‘Black Cockatoo Crisis’, Out in Perth4 December 2022

Black Cockatoo Crisis – The World Premiere, Fremantle Shipping New, 9 November 2022

Lotterywest and Murdoch University to keep Carnaby’s flying, 28 October 2022

Ravensthorpe bird conservation group objects to lithium exploration application, Kalgoorlie Miner, 11 July 2022

Documentary bares black cockatoo’s fight to survive, Echo News, 10 June 2022

Drivers urged to slow down on South Coast Highway to avoid hitting Carnaby’s black cockatoo, Albany Advertiser, 9 June 2022

Last-ditch bid to stop Gnangara pine removal and save black cockatoos, Sydney Morning Herald, 2 June 2022

Drivers urged to slow down on South Coast Highway to avoid hitting Carnaby’s black cockatoo, Albany Advertiser, 9 June 2022

Activists meet with Minister for Forestry to Save the Black Cockatoos, Mandurah Coastal Times, PerthNow, 25 May 2022

Black cockatoo research takes flight with $1.5m funding, Murdoch University News, 26 April 2022

ECU welcomes new Carnaby’s cockatoos, ECU School of Science – News and Events, 16 December 2020

Native seedlings planted to feed Carnaby’s cockatoos, Wanneroo Times, 2 November 2020

Securing the future of black cockatoos, Harry Butler Institute, Murdoch University, 10 October 2020

PHCC receives funding to boost Carnaby’s black cockatoo numbers, Mandurah Mail, 11 August 2020

Threatened Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo numbers boosted by canola crops, ABC Mid West & Wheatbelt, Tuesday 14 July 2020

Birds on the Brink – Carnaby’s Cockatoos, ABC Perth Facebook, 10 June 2019

Funds help research program take flight, Government of Western Australia, Department of Communities, Housing – News, 21 October 2015

Tracking program for Baudin’s cockatoos, Vet Practice, 13 August 2015

Bird track study, Perth Now, 11 August 2015

Endangered WA black cockatoos fitted with solar-powered GPS trackers to help monitor behaviour, ABC News, 4 August 2015

New tracking program for Baudin’s cockatoos, Physorg, 5 August 2015

New tracking program for Baudin’s cockatoos, Murdoch University News, 5 August 2015

WA Drivers warned to watch for black cockatoos, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 April 2014

Cockatoo survival plan up in air, The Australian, 1 October 2013

Cockies fine dine in Boddington mine, Australian Mining, 24 September 2013

Outlook bleak for threatened black cockatoos, 9 News, 6 November 2013

Another black cockatoo chick hatches at Murdoch, Murdoch University News, 13 September 2012

Cockatoo survival under threat, Physorg, 13 March 2012

Another funding boost for cockatoos, Murdoch University News, 20 February 2012

Iconic WA cockatoos get research funding boost, ECOS – CSIRO Publishing, No 175, 3 September 2012

Technology tracks rare birds, WA Today, 2 October 2012