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South Australia’s bush­fire wildlife recov­ery effort underway

The Wildlife Recov­ery Fund, Wildlife and Habi­tat Recov­ery Task­force and food drops are the first of many recov­ery actions under­way to sup­port South Aus­tralian wildlife affect­ed by the bushfires.


Kan­ga­roo Island koala pop­u­la­tion not at risk

The impact on koalas of the bush­fires on Kan­ga­roo Island has been sig­nif­i­cant, but there is no dan­ger to the sur­vival of their pop­u­la­tion on the island.


Move to reduce fer­al pig numbers

Fer­al pigs on Kan­ga­roo Island will be tar­get­ed in a new oper­a­tion to reduce their num­bers and pre­vent them from hin­der­ing the island’s envi­ron­men­tal recovery.


Food drops to help Kan­ga­roo Island’s starv­ing wildlife

Drops of food and water will soon start to help save the vul­ner­a­ble and starv­ing wildlife on Kan­ga­roo Island now that the bush­fire is contained. 


Res­cued koalas tak­en to new home at Cle­land Wildlife Park

With large amounts of wildlife habi­tat burnt on Kan­ga­roo Island, the State Gov­ern­ment has tak­en the unusu­al step of relo­cat­ing 12 res­cued koalas from the island to estab­lish a dis­ease-free pop­u­la­tion at Cle­land Wildlife Park.