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Upcoming training events

2021

February 20, 2021:- 9 am - 4 pm
Rescue and Immediate care induction course
Johns River NSW

February 20, 2021:- 9:15 am - 4 pm
Macropod Rehabilitation Training Course
Johns River NSW

February 20, 2021:- 9:15 am - 4 pm
Possum & Glider Rehabilitation Training Course
Johns River NSW

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FAWNA NSW INC

The state’s army of volunteer wildlife rehabilitators, and the vets who assist them, will be better supported to meet the demands of native animal rescue with today’s release of the NSW Volunteer Wildlife Rehabilitation Sector Strategy.

View the full press release ont he link below.

https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/news/support-for-volunteer-wildlife-army

Support for volunteer wildlife army

The State’s army of volunteer wildlife rehabilitators, and the vets who assist them, will be better supported to meet the demands of native animal rescue with today’s release of the NSW Volunteer Wildlife Rehabilitation Sector Strategy.

environment.nsw.gov.au

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FAWNA NSW INC

Great news

‘Australia’s biodiversity just got a lot richer’: Two new mammals discovered

There are two more reasons to love Australia’s fluffiest aeronautical marsupials after the discovery that there are actually three species of greater glider, not one as previously assumed.

smh.com.au

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FAWNA NSW INC

If you can please join the public in this silent vigil. In Kempsey.

Other events in Port Macquarie and Taree will be posted ASAP.

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FAWNA NSW INC

If you can please join the public in this silent vigil. In Taree.

Other events in Port Macquarie and Kempsey will be posted ASAP.

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FAWNA NSW INC

If you can please join the public in this silent vigil. In Port Macquarie.

Other events in Taree and Kempsey will be posted ASAP.

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FAWNA NSW INC

The truly amazing platypus.

The Mystery of The Platypus Deepens With The Discovery of Its Biofluorescent Fur

Scientists are seeing the Australian platypus in a whole new light. Under an ultraviolet lamp, this bizarre-looking creature appears even more peculiar than normal, glowing a soft, greenish-blue hue instead of the typical brown we’re used to seeing.

sciencealert.com

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