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Thriving bilbies, quolls andÌýbandicoots,Ìýbook launch, bird surveysÌýand lots of students, visitors and hard work at Wild Deserts as always. Happy Christmas to our supporters and we hope you enjoy a relaxing break.

Further mammal releases into the Wild Training Zone, using AI to detect mammal movements, new plant species found, bat surveys, farewells and new publications by Wild Deserts staff.

Merry Christmas from Wild Deserts. Thanks to our growing team and all our supporters for a very successful year. We wish everyone a safe and happy festive season 🎄 Some brief updates on further releases of bilbies andÌýquolls,Ìýand post-translocation monitoring of burrowing bettongs, as well as trialsÌýofÌýinnovative monitoring technology.

The latest (and final)Ìýspecies to be reintroduced at Wild Deserts, burrowing bettongs and western quollsÌý~ visit from the Federal Environment MinisterÌý~ sculpture unveilingÌý~ bilby translocation, theÌýfirst step in implementing the 'Beyond the Fence' StrategyÌý~ Rotary Club of Frankston visitÌý~ cat control updateÌý~ farewells andÌýwelcome

Wet weather fills Lake Pinaroo and greens the desert ~ planning for the arrival of western quolls and burrowing bettings ~ feral cat research ~ a profile of our summer caretakers and what's coming up in the next few months atÌýWildÌýDeserts

Big rain dodges Wild Deserts during JanuaryÌý~ Ecological Monitoring, December track countsÌý~ International Conservation Translocations ConferenceÌý~ Woma Python ResearchÌý~ Cat control intensifiesÌý~ Congratulations BriannaÌý~ Farewell to Ellie

NSW Environment Minister visitÌý~ Annual Bird and Reintroduced Mammal MonitoringÌý~ Spring wildflowersÌý~ National Science Week Rewilding PanelÌý~ Rotary Club of Frankston volunteersÌý~ Field Station upgradeÌý~ Free tours a hit

Lake Pinaroo driesÌý~ Greater stick-nest rat translocation to Sturt NPÌý~ Annual ecological monitoring 2023Ìý~ Mutawintji Board of Management visitÌý~ New Info shelter at Fort Grey CamgroundÌý~ Student research update

Golden Bandicoots establishing well ~ Lots of large reptile activity at Wild Deserts ~ Visitors at the Talpero Lookout ~ Banksia Foundation NSW Conservation Award ~ Bandicoots not the only rapid breeders at Wild Deserts ~ New detector dog in training

Golden Bandicoot post release monitoring ~ A feral cat sneaks in ~ New Wild Deserts staff ~ Visitors and Volunteers ~ Pilot public tours of Wild Deserts

Golden Bandicoots thriving at Wild Deserts ~ 2022 annual ecological survey ~ NSW Environment Minister visits Wild Deserts ~ Student researchÌýupdate ~ Peggy

Golden Bandicoots return to NSW ~ New Visitors Area in Sturt National Park complete as part of Wild Deserts Project ~ More rainÌýforÌýWild Deserts ~ Research UpdateÌý

Early success for newly-released Shark Bay BandicootsÌý~ Lake Pinaroo ecological surveysÌý~ Cat control and researchÌý~ Wild Deserts to feature on ABC's Australian StoryÌý~ Golden Bandicoots coming to Wild Deserts in 2022

Spring rains during COVID lockdown atÌýWild DesertsÌý~ Inaugural monitoring of all reintroduced mammalsÌý~ More Shark Bay bandicootsÌýarriveÌý~ Annual birdÌýsurveysÌý~ Student researchÌýat Wild DesertsÌý~ Threatened Species Bakeoff

Shark Bay Bandicoots releasedÌý~ Bilby and Mulgara updatesÌý~ Waterbirds Breeding after rainÌý~ Cat-control research projectsÌý~ WelcomeÌýTom Hunt our new field ecologistÌý~ Visitor area construction continues

Rain and more rain - great for the desertÌý~ Annual surveysÌý~ Netting sculptures arrive

Our changing environmentÌý~ Bilbies and Mulgaras return to Sturt National ParkÌý~ Breeding smarter threatened species ~‘Wild Training Zone’Ìý~ Thanks