Bushfire Recovery Projects

Devastating bushfires have impacted Australia’s biodiversity on a scale not previously seen since record-keeping began in the mid-1800s.
Become a citizen scientist and spot animals in photographs captured by automated cameras in burnt areas.
With your help researchers can better understand the impact of fire on our biodiversity and ecosystems.

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Camera Traps Saving our Species - Mountain Pygmy-Possum bushfire recovery

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Camera Traps Saving our Species - Mountain Pygmy-Possum bushfire recovery

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