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2023-02-26 : Basic Wildlife Rescue & Transport Training
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Whittlesea Community Environment Festival
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Identifying baby birds
Many birds look very different when they are nestlings to their parents. It can often be quick difficult to identify. Here are some commons species that we get calls for, […]
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Wildlife-Friendly Fencing
Barbed-wire, poorly-maintained and loose fencing can cause problems for our wildlife. Sugar gliders and flying foxes can get their membranes caught on old rusty barbs, and kangaroos can get their […]
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Heat Stress – You Can Help!
During the hotter months, when we experience high temperatures several days in a row, many of our native animals start to feel it. They will feel exhausted, dehydrated and confused. […]
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Bird on the ground? Don’t “Bird-Nap”!
“Birdnapping” is a common occurrence particularly around spring. Many well-meaning people see a young bird on the ground, assume it is lost or injured and take it. This means the […]
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