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Saving the endangered Bridled Nail Tailed Wallaby from predator threat

Protection from wild dogs is allowing the revived Bridled Nail-Tailed wallaby population is even contributing genetics to establishing new populations in NSW.

Landholders working collaboratively with government and non-government agencies on predator control have contributed to the successful repopulation of the endangered […]

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