Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
ENDANGERED WALLABIES BOUNCE BACK
The endangered Brush-tailed rock-wallaby was one species deeply affected by the Australian bushfires. An estimated 80% of their habitat burned. The species, which was already at risk, suffered insurmountable damage to population numbers. Aussie Ark has been and remains committed to the recovery of wildlife in the wake of such devastating times.
Recent food drops have shown encouraging signs. Lush green has become the colour of the landscape, and once dusty pools now hold water. Aussie Ark staff were delighted to have spotted a female brush-tailed rock wallaby with a young joey on their most recent food drop, a true sign of hope.
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ENDANGERED WALLABIES BOUNCE BACK
The endangered Brush-tailed rock-wallaby was one species deeply affected by the Australian bushfires. An estimated 80% of their habitat burned. The species, which was already at risk, suffered insurmountable damage to population numbers. Aussie Ark has been and remains committed to the recovery of wildlife in the wake of such devastating times.
Recent food drops have shown encouraging signs. Lush green has become the colour of the landscape, and once dusty pools now hold water. Aussie Ark staff were delighted to have spotted a female brush-tailed rock wallaby with a young joey on their most recent food drop, a true sign of hope.
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INSTAGRAM: @timswildlife
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/timswildlife
AUSSIE ARK: youtube.com/user/tassiedevilark
