National Science Week: an open invitation across the Furneaux Islands
NatureTrackers is heading to Flinders and Truwana (Cape Barren) Islands this August…
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Dead bird spotted on beach — what next?
Bird flu has now been detected on Australian shore. What would you do if you found a dead bird?
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Spring into wildlife monitoring action!
National Science Week workshops across Tasmania, September schools visits and more…
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Six years in: Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle numbers looking stable
With analysis of the 2023 and 2024 results we’re now getting solid information and context on the Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle’s conservation status…
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Wildlife conservation research — today’s the day to get involved!
Have a chat and get to grips with a NatureTrackers project for National Science Week!
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Last chance to get an acoustic recorder out this season!
Be inspired by CallTrackers’ progress, and grab your last chance to book a recorder now!
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Do you know of a bat roost?
Can you help? Know someone else in Tasmania who can?
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Looking good: four years of raptor data
With four years of Tasmania-wide raptor survey data: we’re starting to get a picture…
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Ernie the Maria Island eagle
As other eagles his age were flying thousands of kilometres around Tasmania, Ernie has been reluctant to leave Maria Island.
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GPS-tracking Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagles
Tracking eagles around Tasmania to help guide their conservation.
Photo: James Pay
