Just some baby wood ducks 🦆 to brighten this non-avian space

Seems to be booking quickly and we haven’t advertised it yet…

Daily Picture Theme Eastern Quoll, taken on 11 February, in the Sanctuary Mulligans Flat . The Quoll is endangered, and is being re-introduced to Eastern Australia through the animals in Mulligans Flat. Quolls are nocturnal, so it is very unusual to come across one in daylight.

New PhD opportunity! Research bush stone-curlew translocation to Phillip Island in Victoria for your PhD. More info here: bit.ly/433DFH3 Phillip Island Nature Parks Mt Rothwell Mulligans Flat

Eastern barred bandicoot inspired by a spotlight tour at Mt Rothwell a few years ago. It was an experience I highly recommend. Bandicoots, quolls, bettongs and brush tail rock wallabies doing their thing in a feral predator proof sanctuary. Amazing.

📣 Join us in #Canberra on 6 May to share your views on a new law to protect #FirstNations culture from #FakeArt. Register for the session today or have your say online by 15 June ➡ arts.gov.au/ICIP #Revive #ICIP

Over the next couple of days, Dr Oliver Distler will be at the @SeDNASociety AirDNA Workshop at Mulligans Flat in Canberra. Make sure to drop by and grab a delicious AGRF cookie🍪 #AGRF #Genomics #eDNA #AirDNA

Amazing opportunity for prospective domestic + international #PhD students wanting to do interdisciplinary research in Australia on the complex relationship between natural & social systems in urban Canberra, with a specific conservation focus. Details: cpas.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne…

A New PhD Opportunity as part of our Biosocial Research Program Mulligans Flat Wildbark "Encounters at the biosocial frontier: Enhancing people’s relationship with nature in Australia’s ‘Bush Capital’" bit.ly/4dXRewC

On #WorlEnvironmentDay‌ we are #recycling this classic vintage video from the early days of our Eastern Quoll reintroduction with partners MFGO Woodland Exp ACT Government ourANU NSW Climate Change, Energy, Environment & Water National Landcare

Timeline cleanser….

Everybody needs good neighbours! We GPS-tracked Mulligans Flat-born eastern quolls and those reintroduced from Discover Tasmania, and found their movement, habitat use, and interactions were markedly different! Can this help us design future reinforcements? 🤔 doi.org/10.1007/s10531…

This is a quoll-ity update! Reintroduced eastern quolls are settling in well with their new neighbours at Mulligans Flat, says lead author Dr Belinda Wilson (@ANUFennerSchool) science.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne…

Pookila or New Holland mouse hopping around the Sanctuary today - thanks to Australian Government Saving Native Species Grant by DCCEEW and @TSCommissioner - working with partners @ANUFennerSchool & NSW Climate Change, Energy, Environment & Water Mt Rothwell

Some of the local 'roos and a Varied Sitella Mulligans Flat in the sunshine this afternoon. Lord Wes from Canberra 𝙲𝚛𝚊𝚒𝚐 𝙰𝚕𝚕𝚎𝚗 Dr Ron Kristine Riethmiller Big Boy, a youngster, a Varied Sitella and a couple of dozen of the North Mulligans mob.

Junior Ranger Grace is helping Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary bring us back to a time when our wildlife flourished. canberradaily.com.au/uncover-the-ar…

Finished a massive week by planting an endangered species in the Wildbark Green Wall. Pelargonium sp. Striatellum, commonly known as Omeo stork's-bill, is an undescribed species of Pelargonium that is endemic to Australia.

William Hulbert Photography From this week Echidna, Mulligans Flat , ACT, Australia

"If I can help change minds about challenging science topics through compelling communication, I’ll be thrilled!" Science & Medicine at ANU interviewed Lily Logan on her experience as a Masters student at CPAS and her internship Mulligans Flat ▶️ science.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne…

Cold weather keeps Brian Bettong keen to engage…