Australian animals' bushfire survival tactics save many, but some species are dying en masse abc.net.au/news/2020-01-1… via ABC News

Federation University: Chronicling endangered species on Nanya – a vast biodiversity treasure - federation.edu.au/news/articles/…

Federation University: Our fired landscape – why things are different now - federation.edu.au/news/articles/…

Federation University: Living in the shadow of Black Saturday - federation.edu.au/news/articles/…

These native mice died from 'severe lung disease' after breathing bushfire smoke for just a few days abc.net.au/news/2020-02-2… via ABC News

Why does Dan Andrews need to hear from you? Our wildlife can't wait. For 6 months Victorian Labor have sat on expert recommendations to create national parks in the central west. Ask Lily D'Ambrosio MP to accept the advice & create habitat refuges. 🦜vnpa.org.au/western-wonders

Definitely Powerful Owl, but for diurnal activity I can adopt guise of Laughing Kookaburra...

We might not be able to go far, but Autumn means birds are on the move. Do a Birds in Backyards survey in April to tell us who you have visiting and what it is about your garden that they ♥️. New to the surveys? Join our free webinar on Wed April 15 tinyurl.com/wo3qv64

Wire on a bird: Tiny backpack radios to keep track of rarest parrot theage.com.au/national/wire-… via The Age

The mystery of the mouse that died of smoke inhalation, but went nowhere near a fire abc.net.au/news/2020-07-1…

Great work by DELWP Biodiversity scientists and spatial analysts to develop the time series land cover data sets. Very proud of the team in its use of cutting edge science and technology - and the simplicity and power of the final products. #DELWP environment.vic.gov.au/biodiversity/V…

What is cultural burning? theage.com.au/environment/cl…

Victorian government creates three new national parks, but not everyone's happy abc.net.au/news/2021-06-2…

Australia's native rat race began 5 million years ago, DNA study suggests abc.net.au/news/science/2…

Coming in February: Wildlife of Victoria’s South-West: A Guide to the Grampians-Gariwerd, Volcanic Plains, Melbourne and Surrounds is a photographic field guide to the 432 native mammals, birds, reptiles and frogs found in this broad region. See more 👉 publish.csiro.au/book/7944/ .

Authors Jules Farquhar and Grant Palmer were excited to receive their advance copies of Wildlife of Victoria's South-West – and it's not long now until you can get your hands on your own copy! Publishing 1 February, pre-order your copy online or through your favourite bookshop.

Jules Farquhar Grant Palmer Wildlife of Victoria’s South-West is a photographic guide to the 432 native mammals, birds, reptiles & frogs found in the Greater Melbourne & Port Phillip Bay region west to the border. It also shares 19 key wildlife viewing locations. Find out more: publish.csiro.au/book/7944 .

Just Published: Wildlife of Victoria's South-West is a photographic guide to the 432 native mammals, birds, reptiles & frogs of the Greater Melbourne & Port Phillip Bay region west to the state border. It also showcases 19 key wildlife viewing locations. publish.csiro.au/book/7944/

@rzsnsw Tyrone Lavery🌴 We're honoured that in addition to the Whitley Medal, five more of our books were awarded Certificates of Commendation. Congratulations to the winning authors and illustrator! 🎉 Head to the @rzsnsw's website for the full list of winners: rzsnsw.org.au/Whitley-Awards