We have an exciting new collaboration underway in Africa, for the development of a wildlife reintroduction project. Ultimately, we hope to restore the black rhino to a stunning river valley in Zambia..
Koalas are not as dull as they may seem. Read all about George of the Jungle and his adventures. He likes to keep researchers on their toes, and frequently tries to lose them in the bush...
Some certain four-legged experts are now helping with Koala conservation efforts, with results proving significant. @DaltsWorld #9News pic.twitter.com/X7UsYW4Y2N
— Nine News Australia (@9NewsAUS) June 18, 2017
We create and share knowledge to empower wildlife conservation. Our aim is to bridge the implementation gap between research and conservation, so that the best possible wildlife science and technology is applied on the ground, where it counts.
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