Your favourite posts of 2025 ❤️ These were our social posts that got most of the love this year. Thank you to everyone who supported us in 2025 – whether with a donation, kind words, or by sharing our content. Now, more than ever, Australian wildlife and their habitats need science-led protection and effective conservation. We have big plans for 2026 and can’t wait for you to join us! | Australian Wildlife Conservancy

2018 was another milestone year at AWC. Our dedicated team across Australia made exceptional progress towards our mission: to provide effective conservation for all Australian animal species and their habitats. Read more at our website: http://bit.ly/AWC_2018 | Australian Wildlife Conservancy

3.9K views · 231 reactions | We deliver Australia’s largest biodiversity monitoring and field science program. Effective conservation, driven by science. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy | Facebook

Without wildlife, our landscapes suffer 🌱 Our incredible native animals work tirelessly to turn our soils, disperse seeds and heal our landscapes. Help protect our native species – your donation will create a future where nature can flourish. | Australian Wildlife Conservancy

16K views · 208 reactions | Ecologists from the Australian Wildlife Conservancy have captured rare footage of a juvenile Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat in south-west Queensland. The critically endangered wombat was picked up by motion sensor cameras at the Richard Underwood Nature Refuge. You can vote for the Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat for marsupial of the year here: https://www.marsupialoftheyear.com.au/ | The Project | Facebook