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Extinct animal was just hiding under a rock - Vimarsana News

Extinct animal was just hiding under a rock

Beneath a single tree on an island 500 kilometres from Port Macquarie, an insect previously thought extinct has been literally uncovered by biology student

Police investigate threat to 'firebomb' national parks office over Kosciuszko horse cull | Invasive species - Vimarsana News

Police investigate threat to 'firebomb' national parks office over Kosciuszko horse cull | Invasive species

National Parks and Wildlife Service says threat ‘should be condemned by all Australians’

22,000 Traps and 40 Tons of Poison Not Enough to Eradicate Rat Infestation in Lord Howe Islands - Vimarsana News

22,000 Traps and 40 Tons of Poison Not Enough to Eradicate Rat Infestation in Lord Howe Islands

Since a $17 million eradication effort on the world heritage-listed island, about 100 rats have been detected, but experts insist all is not lost.

Survivors or intruders? Rats found on Lord Howe Island despite 22,000 traps and 40 tonnes of bait - Vimarsana News

Survivors or intruders? Rats found on Lord Howe Island despite 22,000 traps and 40 tonnes of bait

About 100 rats have been discovered since a $17m eradication program on the world heritage-listed island but experts say all is not lost

Fenced-off regions to help make greater bilbies great again in NSW - Vimarsana News

Fenced-off regions to help make greater bilbies great again in NSW

Numbers of re-introduced greater bilbies are thriving in a specially protected region of Mallee Cliffs National Park, allowing rangers to expand their range and plan for more such releases of critically endangered marsupials.

Source: smh.com.au