NSP Programs

Koalas lives matter

Koalas, one of Australia's most iconic and beloved native species, are facing numerous threats to their survival. The loss of their natural habitats, disease, climate change, and road accidents have led to a significant decline in koala populations. To address this pressing issue and ensure the long-term survival of these marsupials, we are proud to introduce our conservation project: "Koalas lives matter."

Save the Unique

The platypus, a remarkable and unique Australian icon, faces increasing threats to its survival. Habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change are impacting the health of platypus populations. To safeguard the future of this extraordinary monotreme, we are proud to present our conservation project: "Preserving the Platypus.

Discovery Web:

Spiders, with their diverse species and incredible adaptations, are among the most intriguing and ecologically vital creatures on our planet. "Web of Discovery" is an exciting project that seeks to unravel the mysteries of these remarkable arachnids and expand our understanding of their significance in our ecosystems.

Shark Watch

The goal of this project is to raise awareness about the conservation of endangered greynurse shark (Carcharias taurus) and to educate the public about the importance of preserving these majestic creatures.

Let it Bee

Let it bee is a research project created by the NSP to study the state of the Australian native bee, especifically the blue banded bee (Amegilla Cingulata)

Black Wood

This research project is focused in saving the Junglas Neotropica an endagered specie from south America which produce a strong and durable wood.

We focus this project iin the investigation and discovery of the medicinal uses for the Croton Urucurana tree. A tree located in south America which aboriginal tribes use to cure illnes and desinfect wounds.