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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