The bridled nailtail wallaby was named for its horn-shaped 'nail' at the tip of the tail. Although once common throughout eastern Australia, it was believed to be extinct before being rediscovered ...
This winter Samantha Vine, Threatened Species Network Regional Manager accompanied the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service on a tiger quoll survey in the NSW Northern Tablelands. Whilst this ar...
WWF's Martin Harris recently visited Cape York Peninsula to experience the Mapoon Aboriginal community's turtle conservation work first hand. The Mapoon community was awarded a TSN Community Grant ...
This project provided assistance to private land owners who are actively managing habitat for the endangered forty-spotted pardalote on the northern tip of Bruny Island - one of the most important ...
Six threatened numbats were transfered into the Arid Recovery Reserve in November 2005. The trial release determined whether the reserve could sustain a population of numbats, and justify the suita...
The Cascades Gardens flying fox colony comprises a substantial number of threatened grey-headed flying foxes. Bat Rescue and other project partners aimed at stabilising the existing roosting site a...
TSN funded the Cockys for Landcare group to fence important areas of food plants for Carnaby’s black cockatoo. The fencing of the food plants like banksia and dryandra near the birds' nesting sites...
A collaborative project between Wannon Conservation Society and RMIT will focused on finding the southwestern home of striped legless lizard and finding out what type of habitat it preferred to liv...
This project continued the great work funded by TSN in 2000 it sort to focus on the python’s ecology including the reproductive cycle and nest sites, which were still unknown. Pythons have a precis...
Twenty four chuditch bred at Perth Zoo under the Chuditch Recovery Plan were released into Denmark State Forest in of WA, April 1999. CALM officer Brent Johnson and volunteers from Denmark Environm...
The TSN was formed by WWF-Australia and the Australian Government to fill a gap in involving the community in threatened species conservation.
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