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Dozens of the ‘ecosystem engineers’ have been caught in Western Australia and flown to their new habitat

Dozens of the ‘eco system engineers’ have been caught in Western Australia and flown to their new home

Australian Mammal of the Year: These wily woylies have the most explosive vertical leap of any creature alive!

Discover the heartwarming story of brush-tailed bettongs, the mini marsupials making a triumphant comeback in southern Australia.

The tiny marsupials have a penchant for peanut butter, which researchers have used to help them monitor and conduct health checks on the population.

Brush-tailed bettongs are thriving on South Australia's mainland thanks to a two-year program to reintroduce the species after...

Project to reintroduce critically endangered marsupial in South Australia, involving lures with nut spread, has surpassed expectations

A UWA PhD student has developed a survey technique indicating the state’s endangered numbat population is twice as big as previously thought. But remaining habitats do not have the same protection levels, prompting a community call to boost national park coverage.

A UWA PhD student has developed a survey technique indicating the state’s endangered numbat population is twice as big as previously thought. But remaining habitats do not have the same protection levels, prompting a community call to boost national park coverage.

Meet the woylie, an eco-engineer bringing life back to degraded ecosystems The woylies in the Upper Warren region are undergoing a health check.  ( Share Print text only Cancel In the early hours of the morning Adrian Wayne carefully peels back the edges of a dark cloth bag. Key points: The woylie population in southern WA is on the rise The critically endangered species helps to improve soil health by moving tonnes of dirt each year The woylie will be the first of an estimated 20 species to ...