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Hidden Vale Project opportunities suitable for students/researchers with a background in Ecology, many in collaboration with UQ, USQ, USC, ANU & UNE

In this issue read about the impact of the mouse plague on native species, the progress of our Koala Project, and the work of our research team

New arrivals add a little magic - meet Luna and Harry 'Potter-roo', read about the science behind gliding, new ways to find Koalas, and events at Hidden Vale.

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Top-up scholarships available for Doctor of Philosophy candidates researching wildlife conservation in association with the Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre.

CLOSING DATE FOR ANU STUDENTS NOW EXTENDED TO 30 MARCH 2021

Neither rat nor kangaroo - meet the amazing Rufous bettong. Also celebrating 3 years with a research showcase, scholarships available, trapping & bird watching for undergraduates, and our researcher profile: Meg Edwards

Traveller news article

Celebrating the Year of Plant Health - restoring Franklin Vale Creek. Also understanding fire seasons and tracking the elusive Koala.

Saving the Spotted-tailed Quoll. Little Liverpool Range Initiative - connecting people, landscapes and ecosystems and how volunteering really makes a difference.

Saving Qld's endangered Mahogany glider. Species snapshot: the Rufous bettong and the importance of timing in toad research

Saving the Eastern Bristlebird. Observations from our Billabong and how UQ undergraduate students are helping with our conservation efforts.

Welcome to the inaugural issue of Hidden Vale Tails, our new quarterly newsletter where we share our conservation work and info about the amazing animals we are working to save.

Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre's information session for prospective research students