#KoalaComeback Launches Australian Endangered Species Recovery Fund 11 July 2020 The #KoalaComeBack Australian Endangered Species Recovery Fund, a partnership between WildArk , Global Wildlife Conservation and Aussie Ark, aims to support the protection and recovery of Australia’s endangered species to prevent extinction in the aftermath of the 2019-2020 catastrophic bushfires. READ MORE Inspirational stories from wild places and the people fighting to protect them! all Interview with Kate Robb of the Marine Mammal Foundation 19 June 2020 | Australian zoologist and geneticist Dr. Kate Robb has been researching dolphins across southern Australian oceans for 16 years. READ MORE #KoalaComeback Campaign Supports New Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital 03 June 2020 WildArk, together with our partners David Yarrow and Global Wildlife Conservation, is thrilled to announce that we have donated AUS$30,000 from the #KoalaComeback campaign towards building the new Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital. READ MORE Introducing the NUII Peace Project to Protect Desert Elephants in Namibia 06 May 2020 The NUII Peace Project, a partnership between WildArk, NUII and Elephant Human Relations Aid (EHRA), takes place in the Erongo Region of southwest Namibia. Namibia is home to 150 critically endangered desert-adapted elephants. READ MORE Fascinating Facts: Wild Dogs 29 April 2020 | species Also known as the Cape Hunting Dog, Spotted Dog, Painted Dog or Painted Wolf, the African Wild Dog is one of Africa’s most misunderstood carnivores. The Wild Dog is recognised as Africa’s most endangered predator with only between 3000 and 5000 left in the wild. READ MORE Bears on the Frontline 22 April 2020 | Drew Hamilton has been fighting the threat of Pebble Mine in Alaska’s Bristol Bay Region for over a decade. A wilderness guide and Board President of not-for-profit Friends of McNeill River, Drew has spent thousands of hours out in the wilderness and in the company of what many would consider Alaska’s most iconic species, the brown bear. READ MORE How to Start Birding in Your Backyard During the Global Pandemic 18 April 2020 As we find ourselves amid a global pandemic, many of us are looking for ways to pass the time while staying at home. The good news is that COVID-19 is not ‘for the birds’ and therefore it is business as usual for our feathered friends. READ MORE Load More
