News
Numbats thrive in feral-free reserves
As West Australian numbat populations decline, fenced reserves in South Australia and New South Wales are yielding more hopeful results.
Tag: endangered species
Wildlife
Spotted tree frog
A deadly disease has spotted tree frog numbers on the decline, with populations occupying a total range of less than five square kilometres.
Wildlife
From extinct to 13,000 hatchlings
Once classified as extinct, the Lord Howe Island stick insect is now thriving in captive breeding – but more work is needed before they are no longer critically endangered.
Wildlife
The little Aussie mouse surviving against all odds
Researchers once worried the native smoky mouse was at threat of local extinction, but the population of these tiny troopers persists.
Fundraising
Numbats need you now!
Help Project Numbat fund research and predator-control programs to protect WA’s faunal emblem.
News
Rare sea snake discovery off WA coast
Two critically endangered sea snakes previously thought to be extinct have been spotted off the WA coast.
Wildlife
The numbats’ last stand
A group of numbat lovers has come to the rare marsupial’s rescue in a pocket of south-western WA.
Wildlife
AG Society fundraisers: 2015 in review
In 2015, a record $212,199 was raised for conservation through our six annual fundraisers in 2015. This is great news for these six endangered Australian species. We couldn’t have done it without AG supporters and subscribers, so thank you!
AG Society News
Thank you! 2015 in review
This year, you’ve helped us raise a record $211,749 for conservation.