ODONATA

Saving Threatened Species

We are empowering and enabling all Australians to save wildlife, reverse climate change and increase biodiversity.

Odonata featured on the project tv

Mt Rothwell is Odonata's founding sanctuary, located in Little River. It was established over the past two decades to protect some of Australia’s most threatened species. Featured on The Project, Mt Rothwell's two-metre-high feral-proof fence keeps out predators like cats, foxes, and rabbits, whilst our specialist team and volunteers monitor and support the sanctuary to thrive. Thanks to these efforts, native species like the eastern barred bandicoot and southern brush-tailed rock wallaby have been brought back from the brink of extinction. We invite you to watch and learn...

Southern Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby at Mt Rothwell. Photo by Pete James.
Southern Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby at Mt Rothwell. Photo by Pete James.

About us

Odonata is a leading Australian conservation charity dedicated to saving species and rejuvenating ecosystems.

Southern Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby and her joey. Photo by Annette Ruzicka
Southern Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby and her joey. Photo by Annette Ruzicka

Our sanctuaries

Odonata's sanctuary network is a key tool in our threatened species recovery work.

Bandicoot release at Tiverton. Photo by Annette Ruzicka
Bandicoot release at Tiverton. Photo by Annette Ruzicka

Get involved

Partner with Odonata to uncover ways for your business to work alongside nature.

business of biodiversity

A program for professionals ready to implement practical nature-focused solutions in their business. Under the guidance of industry leaders in conservation and sustainability, you'll learn to align your business with nature for lasting impact and profit.

Start date: February 2025
Duration: 6 sessions over 6 months

 

TAKE PART IN THE 2025 ODONATA ACADEMY

The Odonata Academy program provides landholders with knowledge and practical skills to support threatened species recovery and healthy ecosystems
(launching 2025)

 

 

Mt Rothwell, photo by Annette Ruzicka