The Australian Mammal Society (AMS)

New South Wales Wildlife Council

2 weeks ago

2017-2018 NSW Wildlife Council - Wildlife Rehabilitation Enclosure or Equipment Grants

"Announcing the opening of the 2017-2018 wildlife rehabilitator grants program, NSW Chair, Audrey Koosmen said “how pleased my committee and I are that Representatives and Alternates present at the NWC May General Meeting voted to increase both the maximum grant amount and to double the total Grant Budget for 2017 Grant applications”.
Mrs. Koosmen added that this “is an acknowledgment of the pivotal role played by so many wildlife rehabilitators in NSW and recognition of the high costs incurred by individuals in their important work with rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned fauna”. "

The grants programme is now open and all the details can be found at:

www.nwc.org.au/nwc-grants-now-open/#more-9651

Including information on the the guidelines and application form

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NWC Rehabilitator Grants open | NWC - NSW Wildlife Council

nwc.org.au

WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR ENCLOSURE AND EQUIPMENT GRANTS PROGRAM FOR 2017 – 2018 OPENS 10 JUNE 2017

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New South Wales Wildlife Council

3 weeks ago

What a fantastic result for the team at FAWNA

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Juvenile osprey released

portnews.com.au

An injured osprey has been rehabilitated back to good health and released into its Hastings habitat.

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New South Wales Wildlife Council

3 weeks ago

Peer acknowledgment of the contribution of koala rehab groups to koala conservation at the 2nd National Koala Conference held in Port Macquarie over thew weekend. ... See MoreSee Less

Big surprise at the National Koala Conference over the weekend - Friends of the Koala won the inaugural Gold Leaf for Excellence Award - Best Wildlife Group. Thanks to Cheyne and her team at the Koal...

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New South Wales Wildlife Council

2 months ago

Not-for-profit groups in Northern NSW who have been affected by flooding can apply for special assistance.
"Today’s additional assistance will ensure eligible small businesses and non-profit organisations can access grants of up to $15,000 to assist with their clean-up and recovery costs," Mr Keenan said.
www.ministerjustice.gov.au/Mediareleases/Pages/2017/SecondQuarter/Further-assistance-for-flood-af... ... See MoreSee Less

Pages - Further assistance for flood affected communities in the North Coast of NSW

www.ministerjustice.gov.au

Minister for Justice Michael Keenan and New South Wales Minister for Emergency Services Troy Grant today announced additional disaster recovery assistance for small businesses and non-profit organisat...

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Janelle Cooke

3 months ago

Hi Admin, I wrote a while ago here but had no response... I realise this page is about raising joeys. I am about encouraging them to not come on my farm in the nicest way I can.... I am hoping there are people on this page that may have some ideas on Kangaroo fencing that works. I am not abo'ut harming the roos but trying to keep them off my farm where I am spending money trying to get grass growing better for my farm animals. The fence I have made drops down if roos hit it so they dont get injured and they dont destroy the fence... its not working perfectly but it is working.
The reason I am asking here is there might be people that have come across a roo fence that works and could help in the discussion on my page...
For the roos and the farmers sake it would be great if people 'worked together' with ideas.
If you are interested in joining my page to help in 'positive' discussions that would be wonderful, thankyou
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Kangaroo fences

I started this page with the hope that people who have put up a 'Roo Fence' will share their ideas>>> what has worked?

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