Craig Thomson speaks about the Safety Beach Kangaroo Rescue Sat 27/10/18 At 3:43 pm yesterday afternoon, shortly after arriving home from an Australian Wildlife Protection Council meeting, I received a call from Victoria Police, Rosebud, about an Eastern Grey Kangaroo on Safety Beach.   This was the first in over 30 phone calls to resolve this wildlife rescue. Victoria police

Nature Nook Printable Flyer Click Here The Nature Nook’s grand opening starts at 10am at The Nature Nook (meet at the Visitor Center at 9:50am). Come along to the ‘The Nature Nook’ at The Briars Nature Reserve. This magical place welcomes you to take a moment to be Still, Listen, Smell, Observe and Contemplate Wildlife. This free, all ages event,

The AWPC is calling for all citizens to write to NSW ministers about the cruel treatment of kangaroos in NSW. We are hearing of horrible accounts of what is happening since Blair relaxed the cull regulations. Our wildlife is already suffering in the drought and they are being treated terribly now! We have drafted a letter you can use and

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Some Considered Responses to the Article ‘The Conservation – Bandicoots live among as in Melbourne’   SBB Cranbourne, Pic by John Chapman   https://theconversation.com/rockin-the-suburbs-bandicoots-live-among-us-in-melbourne-95423?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=facebookbutton https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006320717321262 The study found that bandicoots in peri-urban areas did better in modified habitat, where foxes and cats were abundant, than in remnant native habitat were foxes and cats were also present. I would not call