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Moth Tracker has Rach facing her fear to help save Possums

Zoos Victoria has launched a citizen science project where you track the migration of Bogong Moths& save the endangered Mountain Pygmy-possum. ....

Marissa Parrott , Moth Tracker , Bogong Moths , Zoos Victoria Senior Conservation Biologist , Moth Tracker Website , Google Podcasts ,

Rare earless dragon seen for first time in decades in Australia. 'Story of the year'

The creature nearly became the first reptile species in mainland Australia to go extinct. ....

Marissa Parrott , Jane Melville , Yale School Of The Environment , Yale School , Zoos Victoria , Museums Victoria , Grassland Earless Dragon , Australian Officials , Government Officials , Jane Melville , Reptile Species , Australian Government , Tanya Plibersek , Zoos Victoria , Mainland Australia ,

Australian marsupials top the list of world's most threatened and unique animals

Three of the top five animals in a new index grading species on their evolutionary distinctiveness and endangered status are Australian marsupials. ....

Australian Alps , New South Wales , Papua New Guinea , New Zealand , City Of , United Kingdom , Rikki Gumbs , Marissa Parrott , Zoological Society Of London , Zoological Society , Evolutionarily Distinct , Globally Endangered , Papua New , Zoos Victoria , Australian Mammal ,

Bogong's back: La Niña rains help moth numbers recover from near extinction | Australia news

Decimated by relentless drought, the population of the common Australian insect is recovering but remains fragile ....

Marissa Parrott , Australian Conservation Foundation , Zoos Victoria , Moth Tracker ,

Animals bred in captivity develop physical changes that may hinder survival in the wild

Captive-breeding programs lead to shorter wingspans in birds and behavioural changes that leave animals more vulnerable to predators, a global study finds. ....

Birch Inlet , Eric Woehler , Dejan Stojanovic , Harrison Wikimedia Commons , Marissa Parrott , Australian National University , Taronga Conservation Society , Climate Desk , Ben Pitcher , Zoos Victoria , Wikimedia Commons , Birdlife Tasmania ,