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77K views · 1.2K reactions | Spectacular video from the Australian outback where Australian Wildlife Conservancy staff are saving endangered wildlife. Field updates from the Kimberley, Cape York, the central deserts and more. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy | Facebook

Critically endangered Central Rock Rats are making a comeback at Newhaven! Once locally extinct, surveys now show this reintroduced species is thriving both inside AND beyond our feral-proof fence 🤯🥳 During our recent fortnight of Brushtail Possum, Black-footed Rock-wallaby and Golden Bandicoot surveys, CRRs couldn't stop crashing the party... Camera trap detections on sanctuary have nearly quintupled since this time last year. CRRs popped up on 10/10 camera traps outside the feral proof fence

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16K views · 208 reactions | Ecologists from the Australian Wildlife Conservancy have captured rare footage of a juvenile Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat in south-west Queensland. The critically endangered wombat was picked up by motion sensor cameras at the Richard Underwood Nature Refuge. You can vote for the Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat for marsupial of the year here: https://www.marsupialoftheyear.com.au/ | The Project | Facebook