Wildlife Matters

Issue 38: Back from the brink of extinction

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In this edition of Wildlife Matters we celebrate the return of Bridled Nailtail Wallabies to the Pilliga. We look at the work being done to restore lost biodiversity to the central deserts; secure the future of one of Australia’s rarest rock wallabies; deploy conservation technology to monitor and protect threatened wildlife; and plan to return Western Quolls to Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary.

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AWC taking action to combat extinction crisis

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Restoring Australia’s lost biodiversity to the central deserts

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Greater Bilby returns to Mallee Cliffs National Park

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Locally-extinct Bridled Nailtail Wallabies return to the Pilliga

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Innovative approach required as cane toads arrive in the Kimberley

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Surveys confirm abundance of rare species on Dambimangari country

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Securing the future of one of Australia’s rarest rock wallabies

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Plan to return Western Quolls to Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary

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Deploying conservation technology to monitor and protect threatened wildlife

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Up, up and away: helium balloon assists with wildlife tracking 

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