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Can bilbies and rabbits beat the heat?

UNSW PhD candidate Jack Bilby digs into how bilbies and rabbits respond to extreme heat , and what it means for the future of desert wildlife.

2025 pitfall trapping in review

Desert biodiversity revealed: rare rodents, parthenogenetic skinks, and cryptic reptiles from 27 years of pitfall trapping.

Kowaris were on the move in 2024

Kowaris are making a comeback at Arid Recovery. But with their Endangered status, every discovery counts in the fight to save them.

Kath Tuft and Hugh McGregor's legacy at Arid Recovery

Chief Executive Dr. Kath Tuft and cat researcher Dr. Hugh McGregor reflect on almost nine years at Arid Recovery

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