Brush-tailed rock wallabies, for instance, can scurry up and down cliffs and hide from predators in the crags. This ...
A dozen endangered brush-tailed rock wallabies find a safe new home after an aerial rescue operation in the Warrumbungle National Park.
The last 12 of the remaining brush-tailed rock wallabies were collected and moved to the purpose-built safe haven in the northwest of NSW in Warrumbungle National Park near Mount Uringer which was ...
The department dropped thousands of kilos of vegetables to help the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby population, whose food sources were limited after wildfires tore through their habitats. In a ...
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