Posted on: 7th September 2020
With less than 12 months until we return critically-endangered Brush-tailed Bettongs to southern Yorke Peninsula, it’s a busy time!
But on National Threatened Species Day, we think it’s a great chance to give you a quick update from the field.
Our Landscape Ecologist Dr Grace Hodder shows you the kind of habitat the Bettongs will call home and chats about the other threatened species we’re currently monitoring.
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2023
- Fantastic (mallee)fowl facts
- Malleefowl surprise for volunteers as count remains stable on previous year
- The bell tolls for native species with domestic cat spotted roaming
- Baby boom update from Marna Banggara
December
November
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June
May
January
2022
- Rewilding reptiles: Using lizards to restore landscapes in South Australia
- Baby boom for first bettongs on Yorke Peninsula in over 100 years
December
November
July
May
March
2021
- Celebrating the return of brush-tailed bettongs to Yorke Peninsula
- Brush-tailed bettongs back on mainland South Australia after disappearing more than 100 years ago
October
September
August
July
April
2020
- Brush-tailed Bettongs: The habitat they like to call home
- The elusive Western Whipbird on song in Warrenben