At the Southern Cross Wildlife Hospital, a bat in the hand is a bat that can be treated
All too often we hear that access for bats to see a veterinarian for assessment and/or treatment is hindered as...
13 July, 2022
Author: wildlifeheroes
A happy outcome from the Black Summer Fires…
There were many stories that came out of the 2019/2020 Black Summer fires on the Mid-North Coast. I was lucky...
05 July, 2022
Getting Results
I work with so many different types of animals both wild and domesticated, and attended the Q Fever Webinar out...
05 July, 2022
Flooded: Australian Seabird and Turtle Rescue Inc.
Like many in the NSW Northern Rivers region, the Australian Seabird and Turtle Rescue at Ballina is having to consider...
09 June, 2022
A tale of two joeys
Wildlife Heroes Project Manager, Stacey Mole, recently visited with the volunteer management team from “For Australian Wildlife Needing Aid” (FAWNA)....
10 May, 2022
Human mishap a blessing for Flying-foxes
Little did anyone think in mid-February 2021 when FAWNA’s flying-fox pre-release crèche mother, Gail, slipped and broke her ankle that...
09 April, 2022
Volunteering with koalas, rewarding in more ways than one
For over three decades, Friends of the Koala have rescued, rehabilitated, and released countless koalas, however the fluffy, grey marsupials...
21 February, 2022
New Flying Fox Creche on the NSW Central Coast
Wildlife ARC is happy to announce that a brand new facility on the Central Coast had been built for flying...
21 February, 2022
Raptor Strip Release
I had been rehabbing an injured brown goshawk and she was more than ready for release. I chose a calm...
11 January, 2022
Sunraysia WIldlife Carers Group are now Fire Ready
Our fantastic Fire Trailer has arrived thanks to the generosity of The NSW Heroes Large Asset Grants available back in...
27 September, 2021