Protect our Bight

The Great Australian Bight is remarkable, unique and precious. It needs and deserves United Nations World Heritage protection. 

The Bight is a rich biological wonderland, where 85% of the marine species are found nowhere else on earth.


The Head of the Bight is the most significant Right Whale nursery in the world, where mothers spend months caring for and nurturing, their young in the safe, secluded waters. 

The Bunda Cliffs are one of the oldest land formations on earth, dating back to the separation of the Gondwana supercontinent - when, what is now southern Australia, split with Antarctica 180 million years ago.


Why does the Great Australian Bight need our protection?
