Endangered animals released back into the wild after conservation efforts

Watch endangered marsupials return to Australian bushland after 62 years

The University of Sydney and conservation organization Aussie Ark recently released 15 endangered eastern quolls (Dasyurus viverrinus) into a controlled bushland environment. The medium-sized, bushy-tailed, white-spotted nocturnal marsupials were set off into a preserve on the Scots College’s Bannockburn property near Nowra on along the southern coast of New South Wales, Australia.   Jerrinja tribal leader Ron Carberry conducted a Welcome to Cou…

Eastern quolls released into NSW bushland

Conservation organization Aussie Ark and the University of Sydney have collaborated on a science-based reintroduction of eastern quolls on mainland Australia into a controlled bushland environment near Nowra.

Major milestone in attempt to save adorable, endangered Aussie animal

More than a dozen eastern quolls have been released into a feral-proof site on the NSW South Coast in a major milestone for Australian wildlife conservation.The small, endangered marsupials have been missing from the main ecosystem near the town of Nowra for 70 years, with 15 of them released in a push to "rewild" the animals.The release into Bannockburn sanctuary was the result of a collaborative effort between not-for-profit organisation Auss…

Endangered animals released back into the wild after conservation efforts

Eastern Quolls have been released back into nature after being deemed endangered and absent from the ecosystem for 70 years

Explore the Agron Portal and keep up-to-date on agriculture, science and economy. Discover the knowledge that stimulates its success! Portugal is releasing cattle and horses in nature as part of an innovative conservation strategy. The practice aims to restore ecosystems, reduce the risk of forest fires and revitalize abandoned rural areas. In addition to environmental benefits, the project also stimulates ecotourism and the local economy. It un…