This campaign opposed a new Bill that would repeal section 487 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 - and severely restrict the ability of environmental organisations to legally challenge decisions that impact the environment.

This campaign focused on helping the general public to live more sustainably in the Northern Territory.

This campaign opposed the proposed “Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct” at Darwin Harbour and asked supporters to write submissions opposing the proposal.

The Environment Centre NT, together with Borroloola residents Jack Green and Josie Davey (represented by the Environmental Defenders Office) served court proceedings challenging the NT Government’s decision to slash the environmental bond for Glencore’s controversial McArthur River Mine by almost $120 million. 

This campaign focused on protecting WA outback: "our Outback is at risk from wildlife extinctions, the loss of healthy soils, feral animals and government neglect. Right now, the WA Government is deciding on historic reforms which could turn this around to create a brighter future for both nature and people."