Media
Stories celebrating Odonata's success
Eastern Barred Bandicoot. Photo by 2040
A New SEASON for Wildlife
Produced by 2040 Film
A short-film, created by Damon Gameau, celebrating and detailing the Odonata SEASON sanctuary network and its vision for the future.
Eastern Quoll. Photo by 2040
Mt Rothwell team in action. Photo by Annette Ruzicka
The Guardian Australia
Helping Australia’s threatened wildlife thrive – in pictures, Annette Ruzicka & Lisa Cox
A small team of ecologists and scientists are working to find new ways to bolster populations of Australia’s endangered native animals
Canberra Times
Dramatic bid to rescue rarest animals, Steve Evans
A race against time is under way to save some of Australia's most threatened species in the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, south of Canberra.
A Southern Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby and her pouched young. Photo by Annette Ruzicka
Closed eye and top of bill of a platypus. Photo by Doug Gimesy
Australian Geographic
National icon, the platypus, declared a threatened species in Victoria
A new citizen science project using eDNA technology to map the distribution of platypuses in Victoria will hopefully help reverse declines.
ABC TV Gardening Australia
My Garden Path - Annette Rypalski
We meet Annette Rypalski, Biodiversity Director at Mt Rothwell, Victoria’s largest native animal sanctuary, situated at the foothills of the You Yangs.
Odonata Biodiversity Director, Annette Rypalski. Photo by 2040
Photo by Annette Ruzicka
Australian Women's Weekly
Return to the wild, Genevieve Gannon
When the eastern barred bandicoot was declared extinct in the wild in 2013, it seemed they would be lost forever.
ABC News
Eastern quolls return to regional Victoria
Seven eastern quolls have been released in western Victoria, marking a long-awaited return for the species feared lost to extinction in mainland Australia.
eDNA sampling. Photo by Streamline Media
Australian Geographic
Join CSI Australia to help save our native wildlife
Thousands of people across the country are set to begin searching for DNA from the nation’s animals.
Broadsheet Melbourne
A Huge Section of Melbourne’s 2000-Square-Metre Rooftop Urban Farm Is Now Complete.
A former CBD car park has been transformed into a sky-high garden of native edible plants.
Melbourne Skyfarm. Photo by Melbourne Skyfarm.
Eco Voice
Iconic Aussie Hat Brand Will & Bear Partners with Odonata Foundation on a Mission to Save Australia’s Bandicoots from Extinction – One Hat at a Time
Australian leaders in sustainable headwear, Will & Bear, are furthering their positive impact through a new phase of their partnership with the Odonata Foundation.
Australian Circular Economy Hub
Tiverton Sanctuary, Planet Ark
Regenerative sheep farming on a mission to save Australia's Bandicoots.
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