Spectacular video from the Australian outback where Australian Wildlife Conservancy staff are saving endangered wildlife. Field updates from the Kimberley, Cape York, the central deserts and more. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Spectacular video from the Australian outback where Australian Wildlife Conservancy staff are saving endangered wildlife. Field updates from the Kimberley, Cape York, the central deserts and more. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Today is #WorldWildlifeDay, a moment to celebrate the extraordinary wildlife that makes Australia one of the most biologically rich places on earth. Across our sanctuaries, partnerships, and field programs, AWC ecologists, land managers and Indigenous rangers are working every day to protect threatened species, restore habitats and bring wildlife back from the brink. From the tropical savannas of the north to the deserts of Central Australia, this work is helping secure a future for some of the
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Today is #WorldWildlifeDay, a moment to celebrate the extraordinary wildlife that makes Australia one of the most biologically rich places on earth. Across our sanctuaries, partnerships, and field programs, AWC ecologists, land managers and Indigenous rangers are working every day to protect threatened species, restore habitats and bring wildlife back from the brink. From the tropical savannas of the north to the deserts of Central Australia, this work is helping secure a future for some of the
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Without wildlife, our landscapes suffer 🌱 Our incredible native animals work tirelessly to turn our soils, disperse seeds and heal our landscapes. Help protect our native species – your donation will create a future where nature can flourish. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Without wildlife, our landscapes suffer 🌱 Our incredible native animals work tirelessly to turn our soils, disperse seeds and heal our landscapes. Help protect our native species – your donation will create a future where nature can flourish. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Australian wildlife really packs a punch 👊. Don't be fooled by the cute and fluffy reputation. Like many small Australian mammals, Quenda (Southern Brown Bandicoot) can be feisty 🥊. According to AWC Field Ecologist, Nicola Palmer, this is normal behaviour for males: “It’s not unusual for us to catch them with wounds on their back or missing an eye/ear/tail. But this was the first time I’ve ever seen it happen!” 🎥 N Palmer / AWC at Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Australian wildlife really packs a punch 👊. Don't be fooled by the cute and fluffy reputation. Like many small Australian mammals, Quenda (Southern Brown Bandicoot) can be feisty 🥊. According to AWC Field Ecologist, Nicola Palmer, this is normal behaviour for males: “It’s not unusual for us to catch them with wounds on their back or missing an eye/ear/tail. But this was the first time I’ve ever seen it happen!” 🎥 N Palmer / AWC at Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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A changing climate, bushfires, and invasive species are pushing our native animals to the brink of extinction. But together, we can make a difference. Your support is critical to our science-backed conservation programs, protecting iconic species like the Numbat. Every donation counts! Give today and help us safeguard Australia's precious wildlife for generations to come. bit.ly/AWC-Xmas-2024 | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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A changing climate, bushfires, and invasive species are pushing our native animals to the brink of extinction. But together, we can make a difference. Your support is critical to our science-backed conservation programs, protecting iconic species like the Numbat. Every donation counts! Give today and help us safeguard Australia's precious wildlife for generations to come. bit.ly/AWC-Xmas-2024 | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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30 years ago, our wildlife translocation program commenced at Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary (WA), about an hour east of Perth, with the release of the Brush-tailed Bettong, Brushtail Possum, and Southern Brown Bandicoot. Since then, the translocation program has expanded considerably, seeing 53 populations of 23 mammal species established. Of these species, 16 are nationally listed as threatened, 18 are highly or extremely vulnerable to cat and/or fox predation, and 16 are both threatened and vul
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30 years ago, our wildlife translocation program commenced at Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary (WA), about an hour east of Perth, with the release of the Brush-tailed Bettong, Brushtail Possum, and Southern Brown Bandicoot. Since then, the translocation program has expanded considerably, seeing 53 populations of 23 mammal species established. Of these species, 16 are nationally listed as threatened, 18 are highly or extremely vulnerable to cat and/or fox predation, and 16 are both threatened and vul
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Introducing ‘AWC in Conversation’! We're excited to share a new initiative to connect you directly with our sanctuaries and help you keep up to date with our team in the field. Each Wednesday we'll share a previous Conversation with a member of the AWC family, discussing our projects in-depth to explore what effective conservation looks like on the ground. In this first Conversation we speak with AWC Senior Wildlife Ecologist, Dr Eridani Mulder, about our various bushfire recovery projects. Erid
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Introducing ‘AWC in Conversation’! We're excited to share a new initiative to connect you directly with our sanctuaries and help you keep up to date with our team in the field. Each Wednesday we'll share a previous Conversation with a member of the AWC family, discussing our projects in-depth to explore what effective conservation looks like on the ground. In this first Conversation we speak with AWC Senior Wildlife Ecologist, Dr Eridani Mulder, about our various bushfire recovery projects. Erid
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After several years of drought in western NSW, Scotia Wildlife Sanctuary has finally received some rain in recent months, which has triggered a flurry of wildflowers and birdlife. Wildlife Ecologist Tali Moyle and Sanctuary Manager Hamish Longbottom gave an update from the sanctuary, which is the site of one of AWC's longest running mammal reintroduction projects. www.australianwildlife.org/awc-in-conversation | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Meet Piccaninny Plains Wildlife Sanctuary's charismatic resident: Fred, the juvenile Black-necked Stork who has been making himself very much at home. Full story: http://bit.ly/AWC-Fred 🎥 S Gray, B Leue/AWC | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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From rare wildlife sightings to major species recovery wins, 2025 has been a landmark year for AWC. This year we launched our new 10-year strategy, a bold vision to scale conservation across Australia and protect more of our wildlife than ever before. Alongside this, our teams recorded extraordinary scientific discoveries, celebrated breeding successes, expanded safe havens, strengthened partnerships, and continued proving that with determination and science-led action, we can reverse the declin
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As another new year begins, AWC teams are busy making plans to best protect Australia’s unique wildlife and habitats. Across our network of sanctuaries and partnership properties, we work to reintroduce threatened species, restore degraded ecosystems, and keep wildlife safe from feral predators. Find out how: australianwildlife.org 🎥 B Leue/AWC | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Merry Christmas from Australia's wildlife ✨ Wishing everyone a safe, peaceful, and nature-filled Christmas. 📹 B Leue/AWC | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Issue #50 of our award-winning conservation magazine, Wildlife Matters, is here – and it’s a milestone edition packed with inspiring stories. Sneak peek at what’s inside: 💪 Protecting Australia’s unsung heroes – the ecosystem engineers shaping our landscapes 🐾 Groundbreaking research tackling the feral cat crisis 🛡️ How safe havens are helping more than just reintroduced species 🌏 Restoring wildlife to animate the carbon cycle and fight climate change 💧 The boom-and-bust cycles of desert ri
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From tropical rainforests to arid outback deserts, our scientists are out in the field delivering real conservation wins. 💪 In 2025 so far: - Woylies are now venturing beyond safe havens at Mt Gibson - Northern Bettongs are thriving after reintroduction - Red-tailed Phascogales are being spotted again - eDNA surveys are unlocking secrets in southern forests …and that’s just the start! At AWC, with science at the heart of every decision, we’re scaling up impact where it counts most. 📊 Read the
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📣 We’ve officially expanded our footprint in NSW, acquiring Mongo Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in the Northern Rivers. The sanctuary is home to one of the state’s rarest marsupials, the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby. Located near Casino, on Bundjalung Country, the 1,260-hectare sanctuary spans eucalypt forest, sandstone escarpments and pockets of critically endangered lowland rainforest. It's predicted to support more than 250 native vertebrate species, including Koalas and the threatened Kate’s Leaf-
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In 2021, we reached a milestone - 30 years since it all began at Karakamia. Three decades of effective conservation. Today, our team and partners work across 6.5 million hectares, providing hope for threatened species and restoring healthy ecosystems across Australia. With your support this year, we: ✔ Reintroduced 5 species involving 383 wildlife translocations across Australia ✔ Returned Woylies (Brush-tailed Bettongs) to Newhaven (WA) ✔ Released Greater Stick-nest Rats into Mallee Cliffs Nati
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Playtime, exploring… then a well-earned nap in the sun 🥹☀️ Numbat joeys spend around six months with their mum, clinging to her belly before graduating to independent adventures. Each litter usually includes up to four joeys — tiny, stripy bundles learning the art of being a numbat. Safe to say, growing up is tiring work. 🎥 B Leue/AWC | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Whether you’re out bushwalking, home in the garden or out on the balcony, this is your go-to on how to help wildlife affected by heavy rains, heatwaves, and other natural disasters. | Australian Conservation Foundation
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We're partnering with the Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation to collaboratively protect 1.7m hectares of the Kimberley, securing a 4.3m hectare conservation corridor. Support this innovative new partnership before June 30 and your eligible tax-deductible donation will be DOUBLED. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Nature is truly our greatest asset. A new report released today has calculated the value of nature to the Australian economy at $511 billion. But as our CEO Tim Allard says, we know it’s worth even more than that. That’s why we’re scaling up our conservation efforts across the country, expanding our reach and ambitions to protect more species and ecosystems. 🎥 J Clarke/AWC | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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#YearInReview: Several major AWC projects came to fruition in 2024 💪️ the most notable were: ✔️The reintroduction of Chuditch (Western Quoll) outside the feral exclusion fence at Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary (WA) ✔️The return of Brushtail Possums to central Australia ✔️ The ever-expanding list of species found on Waulinbakh Wildlife Sanctuary (NSW) (including confirmation of Koala on site!) ✔️The beginning of a new partnership at Wandiyali-Environa Wildlife Sanctuary, near Canberra. These achie
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During recent surveying for ever-elusive Phascogales in the Kimberley, AWC ecologists instead turned up some adorable Golden-backed Tree-rats. Once so common as to be considered a pest in Broome, these golden-topped natives are now critically endangered in the NT, vulnerable in WA, and their exact numbers are unknown. Presumed extinct from most of their former range across northern Australia, they now only occur here – the remote northwest Kimberley. 🎥 S Shipway / AWC | Australian Wildlife Cons
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Today is a very special day at AWC… it's our 30th birthday! 🎂 In celebration of our anniversary, we’re pleased to share this beautiful video - narrated by David Wenham, and featuring accolades from HRH The Prince of Wales and Sir David Attenborough. 🎥 B Leue/AWC | www.australianwildlife.org/celebrating-30-years | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Cya 2024! 🏃‍♂️💨 AWC is stepping into 2025 with confidence, ready to tackle our conservation goals. As Australia's largest private owner and manager of land for conservation, we’re uniquely positioned to protect our irreplaceable wildlife and landscapes—and turn back the tide of extinctions they face. This footage was captured on a camera trap at Richard Underwood Nature Refuge, where AWC is working in partnership with The Wombat Foundation and Queensland Environment to protect and restore one
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Episode 7 of AWC in Conversation is all about science! AWC Chief Science Officer, John Kanowski, joins us to discuss the central role of science in our conservation model - including Australia’s largest field ecology program which employs over 60 full-time ecologists. We also hear from AWC National Science Manager, Dr Liana Joseph, about AWC’s contribution to the new National Threatened Species Index for Mammals. Watch previous Conversations and register to join our next one: www.australianwildl
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We deliver Australia’s largest biodiversity monitoring and field science program. Effective conservation, driven by science. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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AWC is helping to restore Australia's endangered Greater Bilby. So far, we have reintoruced Bilbies to 5 feral predator-free areas, which now protect 10-15% of the estimated global Bilby population. This translocation program is set to increase the global Bilby population by up to 40% - or around 5,000 Bilbies. Read more: www.australianwildlife.org/brighter-prospects-for-australias-bilbies 🎥 B Leue / AWC | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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This Easter, please support the effective conservation of Australia’s vulnerable Greater Bilby 👉 www.australianwildlife.org/easter-2021 Your tax-deductible donation will help us protect reintroduced populations, conduct vital conservation research and monitoring, and establish new populations in cat and fox-free safe havens. 🎥 B Leue/AWC | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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We need your help to bring back the Bilbies ❤️ We've already lost the Lesser Bilby to extinction. We need your help to save the last remaining Bilby species. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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