
We respond to injured and orphaned native wildlife and work for safer outcomes for wildlife across Tasmania.

Our work revolves around three core areas: rescue, rehabilitation, and release. These stages ensure that every animal that comes into care receives the appropriate treatment and support, with the ultimate aim of returning wildlife to their natural environment.

Conservation is essential to securing the future of wildlife. We believe lasting protection comes from informed action. By grounding advocacy in evidence, education, and shared responsibility, we can work toward safer outcomes across our beautiful island state of Tasmania.

Stories shape how we understand the world around us. Through lived experience, research, and advocacy, we share what we see on the ground, explore the pressures facing wildlife in Tasmania, and give voice to the realities of rescue, coexistence, and conservation.
As a volunteer-run rescue and rehabilitation service for injured and orphaned wildlife, we dedicate time, energy, and contribute personal finances. There are several ways you can get involved—whether through a donation or by sponsoring one of the animals in care.