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Australian Wildlife Conservancy
Australia's largest private owner / manager of land for conservation, protecting endangered wildlife & their habitats.
In this edition, we share rare footage of a critically endangered juvenile Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat and uncover the impact of climate change on wildlife at one of our sanctuaries in WA.
We also test out a new method of bringing mammals out of their shells (or hollows) and we chat to Holly Stocks, Assistant Sanctuary Manager, about raising a family on sanctuary.
Missed our last webinar? Tune in to the recording, as we chat to Dr Holly Sitters about AWC’s wildlife monitoring program.
We hope you enjoy reading what’s been happening at AWC.
Rare wombat footage!
Ecologists have captured rare vision of a critically endangered Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat exploring Richard Underwood Nature Refuge. READ MORE
Impacts of a changing climate
A once-in-a-decade vegetation die-off at Paruna Wildlife Sanctuary. READ MORE
Peek-a-Shark-Bay-Mouse
Innovative wildlife ‘homes’ deployed in search for camera-shy animals. READ MORE
Meet the people of AWC
From mustering cattle to helping the kids with homework, Holly Stock’s role as Assistant Sanctuary Manager is never the same on any given day. READ MORE
Catch up on our latest webinar
Talking ecosystems, surveys and Malleefowl mounds with Dr Holly Sitters, Senior Wildlife Ecologist. VIEW HERE
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We hope you’ve enjoyed reading this month's stories and updates!