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The Debate Over Sugar Gliders and Swift Parrots
For more than a decade, introduced sugar gliders have been considered a major threat to Tasmania’s critically endangered swift parrot. New field research is now adding another layer to the…
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1080 Poison in Tasmania
Tasmania remains one of the few Australian states that still permits the use of 1080 poison to control native browsing animals such as wallabies, pademelons, and possums. Applied through carrot…
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Responsible Cat Ownership in Tasmania
Cats are great companions to many Tasmanian households, but as popular as they are, owning a cat comes with significant responsibilities. Beyond simply providing food, shelter, and affection, responsible cat…
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