While reintroducing a rare marsupial to its original ecosystem is a worthwhile objective, one scientists argues that a better understanding of these rare marsupials biology and diets should come first.
A new study has found that by exposing threatened native animals to their enemies, such as feral cats, they are able to develop more diligent behaviours, which may prolong their survival.
Researchers believe a newly discovered species of Australian tick is at risk of extinction due to its preference for one critically endangered marsupial.
Researchers have found a second population of one of Australia’s rarest marsupials in far-north Queensland.
Australian researchers have developed a drone that can radio-track wildlife, which will improve conservation efforts
Driven almost to extinction, the woylie still clings to existance