... frequent fires. A state-wide picture of koala rescue and rehabilitation in New South Wales during the 2019 2020 bushfires Daniel Lunney1,2,3,5, Holly Cope4, Indrie Sonawane1 and Ron Haering1 1Department of Planning and Environment, Locked Bag 5022, Parramatta NSW 2124. 2 Faculty of Science, School of Life...

... for 5–6 years to determine whether nest predation level profiles are extreme. However, if terrestrial mortality of adult turtles occurs, then the risk of extinction is high regardless of nest predation levels. Monitoring protocols to assess nest predation and adult mortality rates are not widely...

..., ACT, Australia, 2601 3World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Level 3, 60 Leicester Street, Carlton, VIC, Australia. *Corresponding author, email: kara.youngentob.anu.edu.au Co-last authors Nest boxes are often deployed in an attempt to offset the loss of natural tree hollows following landscape...

... 7World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia, Suite 3.04, Level 3, 60 Leicester Street, Carlton, Victoria *Corresponding author. Email: [email protected] A diverse range of corporations, businesses and organisations play an important role in threatened species conservation. During...

... windows measuring 150 mm high × 1270–1330 mm wide. Most of the bats, however, continued to use a 200 mm high × 600 mm wide gap between the top of the grate and the irregularly-shaped cave roof, despite this requiring a more circuitous flight path. The study concluded that the addition of bat windows...

...) and a simplistic handling of the complex evolutionary relationship between wolves, dingoes and domestic dogs. I explore the relationship of dingoes to village dogs, modern breed dogs and wolves using genome-wide SNP data and discuss the implications of these findings to the ongoing debate about dingo identity...

... in the face of limited resources and knowledge is widely recognised as a growing challenge. Increasingly sophisticated decision-support tools and approaches are available to conservation programs. The ability of conservation planners to effectively implement these tools will be key to incorporating complex...

... quality. Male koalas were more widely and uniformly distributed than females, including areas of low quality, plantation, and intensively logged forest. This finding explains the discrepancy between our results and those of other recent studies which concluded that koalas are tolerant of intensive logging...

...-foxes being represented alongside portrayals of Australian wildlife at a broader scale. We suggest that proponents fearing public backlash or impacts on market responses are a likely barrier to seeing flying-foxes being represented more widely; but conclude with hope that current participation...