Boodie abode: Australia's Faure is an island of good news for boodies, bandicoots, and banded hare wallabies

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Australia's Faure island was chosen by the Australian Wildlife Conservancy as the release site of five highly endangered species because the island is free from predators that are common on the mainland. The five species are the banded hare wallaby, the Shark Bay mouse, the greater stick-nest rat, the boodie, and the western barred bandicoot. 135 plant species and 23 reptile species are also found on the island.

Australia, Organizational history, Wildlife Habitats, Wildlife Protection Programs, Methods, Behavior, Habitat (Ecology), Location, Habitats, Wildlife conservation, Islands

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Conservation hotline

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Luna, a young orca, has spent his second winter alone off the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Luna is a member of one of the three pods in Southern resident community that inhabit the Pacific Northwest.

Canada, Killer whale, Killer whales

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'Round and round they go

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The protection and preservation of elephant seals in Argentina's Patagonian Sea is discussed.

Argentina, Elephant seals

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