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WTTG Good Day DC January 27, 2017 - Vimarsana News

WTTG Good Day DC January 27, 2017

Theres a massive event taking place here and we mean massive as in love. Aww. Love is massive on this friday. Love is a holy place today the loft is a holy place today. Thats a little scary. Being honest. Thank you for being with us we have a big day planned here. Friday, january 27. Super excited here in the loft this morning. Not only is it friday. Were also gearing up as you saw for the big wedding live in the loft. Preparations have been ongoing all morning long and the loft is transformed magically to all things wedding and big sayre moan write will take place in 90 minutes. 10 30 is time...

Endangered marsupial woylies in sanctuaries losing anti-predator 'street smarts', study finds - Vimarsana News

Endangered marsupial woylies in sanctuaries losing anti-predator 'street smarts', study finds

Rapid evolution in protected havens is stripping threatened native marsupials of the "street smarts" they need to survive and escape predators in the wild, new research finds. 

Source: abc.net.au
The Species Evolving in the Wrong Direction - Vimarsana News

The Species Evolving in the Wrong Direction

Woylies are critically endangered marsupials that are evolving to be even less adept at avoiding the predators that threaten them.

Meet the woylie, an eco-engineer bringing life back to degraded ecosystems - Vimarsana News

Meet the woylie, an eco-engineer bringing life back to degraded ecosystems

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 be moved to the Yorke Peninsula Inside is a recently trapped brush-tailed bettong, known in Western...

Source: abc.net.au