Wildlife Matters

Issue 37: AWC partnering to save Australia’s endangered wildlife

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In this edition of Wildlife Matters we celebrate the extension of our Indigenous partnership model in the Kimberley. We mark the start of a new venture to protect Bullo River Station; put the spotlight on how science informs land management; and explore a tropical refuge for a threatened species.

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

It’s time to reverse the tide of extinctions

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

Indigenous partnership model extended to help manage Wilinggin country

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

AWC partners with pastoralists to protect threatened wildlife

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Wildlife Matters 05 Jun. 2019

Fighting fire with fire to protect the central Kimberley’s threatened wildlife

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

Investing in science to inform conservation management

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

Innovative feral cat and fox research extended to two new sites

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

Last post for last cat

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

Endangered Northern Bettongs find refuge in Wet Tropics

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

Iconic Bilbies return to New South Wales National Parks

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

Strategic partnership at North Head extended to 2022

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Wildlife Matters 12 Jun. 2019

Translocation program set to secure the future of 21 threatened species

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Wildlife Matters 08 May. 2019

$2 million matching challenge to save Australia’s endangered wildlife

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