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News ArchivesAUSSIE Ark has promised to plant 1,000 trees to create Australia’s largest wild disease-free koala population,
TWO endangered brush-tailed rock wallaby joeys have been spotted poking their heads out of their mother’s pouch,
AUSSIE Ark are excited to announce they are reopening to the public, resuming their Devils in the Wild tours and their Devils Retreat on June 6,
TEN tiny turtles have hatched at the Aussie Ark, hopefully the first of hundreds that will make their way back into our river system each year to ensure the Manning River turtles survive as a species.
THE first Manning River turtles and 12 eggs have been rescued from the Barrington to begin a breeding program with the Aussie Ark and the Australian Reptile Park.
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THE drought and fires have resulted in brush-tailed rock wallabies struggling to survive.
The Aussie Ark helped the state government assess the species and they found numerous deceased animals,
AUSSIE Ark has relocated three Manning River turtles from their home in the Barrington Tops to their partners at the Australia Reptile Park,
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AUSSIE Ark have announced they are expediting a place for koalas to call home at their sanctuary in the Barrington,
CATS kill six million animals each day in Australia, but the last feral cat captured in the soon to open feral proof wildlife sanctuary at Aussie Ark,