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Exclusive images from Kalamurina
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80,000 hectare feral herbivore-proof area under construction at Pungalina
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Over 12,000 birds counted during shorebird survey at Faure Island
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Martin Copley's memorial to be held on 25 November 2014
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Mammals and reptiles take centre stage at Bowra
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Native Bush Rats continue comback at North Head
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First ever comprehensive review of the state of Australia’s mammal fauna
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Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby population stable at Buckaringa
Australian Wildlife Conservancy
Australian Wildlife Conservancy protects some of the largest remaining populations of many endangered species like Bilbies, Numbats & Gouldian Finches.
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Wildlife we protect
AWC sanctuaries are home to over 500 bird species (83% of all Australia’s terrestrial species) and 170 mammal species (67% of Australia’s mammal species).
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Success Stories: Delivering effective conservation in the field
EcoFire: delivering fire management across 4 million hectares in the Kimberley
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A network of sanctuaries
AWC owns and manages 23 sanctuaries covering more than 3 million hectares in places like the Kimberley, the Top End and Lake Eyre.
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Explore the Artesian Range
This lost world is last refuge for many of Australia’s rarest mammals.
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Help AWC with the feral cat crisis
Did you know that feral cats kill 75 million native animals a day?
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