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Upcoming training events

2019

April 14, 2019:- 9:15 am - 4 pm
Macropod Rehabilitation Training Course Sunday April 14 2019
Johns River NSW

April 28, 2019:- 9:15 am - 4 pm
Possum & Glider Rehabilitation Training Course Sunday April 29 2019
Johns River NSW

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Researchers argue that giving nature human rights could help ward off an impending ‘planetary catastrophe’.

There’s a growing push to give nature legal rights, but what would that mean?

Researchers argue that giving nature human rights could help ward off an impending ‘planetary catastrophe’.

abc.net.au

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A WA woman, who kept an orphaned wombat as a pet, is fined $6,000 even though the magistrate agrees the woman was trying to do the right thing.

Fine for woman who kept wombat as a pet and fed it wheat biscuits and porridge

A WA woman, who kept an orphaned wombat as a pet, is fined $6,000 even though the magistrate agrees the woman was trying to do the right thing.

abc.net.au

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Disgusting

Guardian Australia

A kangaroo pet food trial in Victoria found shooters were driven to slaughter more animals for profit and the program was beset by fraud and bribery offences, according to a state government report.

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Never a dull moment when you work with animals! This is a Coastal Taipan (Oxyuranus scutellatus) emerging from the egg. This little guy will emerge at about 46cms in length, weighing about 23gms. In 4 -5 Years he’ll reach about 200cms and weigh about 2.5kg. He should if he’s healthy have a lifespan of 15yrs +

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The days of a flying fox colony nestled among the high-rise buildings and bustling traffic in the centre of Cairns could be numbered, with plans to move them on.

Using baby bats as bait to move on inner-city flying fox colony

The days of a flying fox colony nestled among the high-rise buildings and bustling traffic in the centre of Cairns could be numbered, with plans to move them on.

abc.net.au

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The latest Birds in our backyard newsletter.

support.birdlife.org.au

We are already well into 2019 and the Birds in Backyards Program has been busy with new projects and new ways for you to get involved with helping your local birds. In big news, our Birds in Backyards surveys are now FULLY integrated into the Birdata app – download it today and help us to learn more…

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