We have 25 years of demonstrated experience in conservation of threatened species via a suite of tailored interventions. Explore the resources below detailing our work in this area.
South West Working Group to lead recovery of black-cockatoos
Discovery of threatened burrowing crayfish prompts habitat restoration planning
Project to save tiny Australian frog to continue through El Niño
Threatened species return following predator controls
Current Projects
Curtailing the Crash of Critically-Endangered Crustaceans
Ngoolyark & Gnow in the Neighbourhood
Addressing the Threat of Climate Change for endangered amphibians and reptiles
Protecting and Enhancing 3 Ramsar Wetlands
Saving Native Species in Wellington National Park
Saving Native Species – white-bellied frog
Past Projects
Threatened Species Conservation
eDNA tracking Margaret River burrowing crayfish
Feral cat control using Felixer traps
Western ringtail possum information hub
Creating safe havens for western ringtail possum
Protecting WA’s Black Cockatoos in the South West
Responsible pet ownership behaviour change program
Western swamp tortoise monitoring video 1
Western swamp tortoise monitoring video 2
Western swamp tortoise monitoring video 3
e-DNA tracking for Margaret River burrowing crayfish
Wildlife Surveillance at Yelverton Brook
Threatened Species and Biodiversity: Why every species counts!
Why Biodiversity Matters: Key benefits for nature and humans
From Net Zero to Nature Positive: The next big goal for sustainability
How climate change is threatening iconic wildlife in Australia’s South West
Deploying AI in the war against feral cats
Australia has lost four frog species – Can the white-bellied frog be saved