Wildlife Unlimited

12/04/2026

Check out our latest post on the website. After a very hot summer, the Mallee Looper has had an uncharacteristically late emergence of moths in Victoria and South Australia.

Join our partner Friends of Mallee Conservation for a webinar on Wednesday 29 April to hear the latest research into this mysterious critter and what the March outbreak might mean.

Register using the link in our blog.

Wildlife Unlimited ecologists are researching an eruption of caterpillars that are defoliating Mallee Eucalypts across Victoria and South Australia.

27/03/2026

We love working with Tambo Bluff Landcare Coastcare and helping to monitor the health of their special part of the world.

15/03/2026

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04/02/2026

Check out the 'new kids on the rock'! The new wallabies in the gorge seem to be doing really well plus we found an extra joey stowaway with one of the translocated females.

A huge thanks to all project partners!

A Wildlife Unlimited update on the five captive-bred Brush-tailed Rock-wallabies translocated to Little River Gorge in July 2025.

13/01/2026

Grey-headed flying fox are a keystone threatened species within Victoria. They are essential to forest health with their ability to pollinate and spread seeds over long distances. Unfortunately, climate change is creating more heat stress events and reduced food availability for these amazing animals. Come and learn about their fascinating ecology and how you can help them have a better future.

Laura will be at Nakunbalook Environmental and Cultural Education Centre at the Sale Botanic Gardens sharing information about flying foxes on Tuesday 20 January (7:30-9:00pm) and Wednesday 25 February (7:00-8:30pm). Book your free tickets at the link below.

Come along to Nakunbalook to hear all about the ecological history and significance of the Grey-headed flying foxes visiting our area. Ecologist...

18/12/2025

Check out our latest blog post

Wildlife Unlimited has held workshops to discuss fox control across East Gippsland to protect native species and support agriculturalists

18/11/2025

Fiona is doing great work up in the Mallee! If you live near a match of Mallee-eucalypts, you can be part of this citizen science project. Check out the article to find out more.

The Mallee Looper moths have emerged from their underground pupae. Moth trapping is in full swing!

28/10/2025

Our intrepid equollogists have been working on this important cross-border project to monitor quoll populations in the Upper Snowy region of East Gippsland. They are working with leading zoos and geneticists to develop a captive-breeding and translocation plan for this highly threatened, carnivorous marsupial.

This project has received cornerstone funding from the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action, with a commitment of $250,000 over two years.

Rendere Environmental Trust will match donations up to $125,000 - aiming to raise a total of $250,000 in co-funding from philanthropic partners.

The Spot-tailed Quoll, the largest carnivorous marsupial on mainland Australia, once roamed from South Australia to the New South Wales coast. Today, as few as 5,000 remain in the wild. Their last stronghold lies in the remote upper Snowy River region of East Gippsland and southern NSW, in a

15/10/2025