WILDARK 100
A Global Strategy for Protecting the World’s Biodiversity.
WildArk Conservation
PROJECTS
WildArk partners with numerous conservation organisations around the world committed to protecting fragile ecosystems and threatened species.
WILDARK JOURNAL
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First Tasmanian devil joeys born on mainland Australia in the wild in 3,000 year...
25 May 2021
The wilds of mainland Australia are experiencing a special kind of baby boom—one that hasn’t happened there in more than 3,000 years. Aussie Ark, in partnership with Re:wild and WildArk, are celebrating the birth of 7 Tasmanian devil joeys born to adults released last year into a 400-hectare (1,000 acres) wild sanctuary for the first time ever. READ MORE
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Post-Fire Resilience and Recovery of the Endangered Smoky Mouse
01 April 2021
WildArk, Aussie Ark, and Global Wildlife Conservation awarded $15,977 from our Australian Endangered Species Recovery Fund to Native Mouse Ecological Consulting’s Dr. Phoebe Burns for her research project ‘Post-Fire Resilience of the Endangered Smoky Mouse (Pseudomys fumeus). READ MORE
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Critically Endangered Mountain Pygmy-Possums Receive Emergency Support
19 March 2021
WildArk, Aussie Ark, and Global Wildlife Conservation award $15,8000 to Zoos Victoria for their project ‘Supplementary feeding techniques and health analyses for the emergency support of the critically endangered Mountain Pygmy-possum. READ MORE
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