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Mountain Pygmy-Possum

The Mountain Pygmy-Possum is critically endangered and thought to be extinct until they were re-discovered at Mt Hotham in the Victorian Alps during the 1960's. Since 2001, FNPW has been involved in the protection of the Mountain Pygmy-Possum including the establishment of a captive breeding program and climate change adaption centre.
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Tasmanian Devil Melanie Wagner - Grants NSW - FNPW Photo Credit: Melanie Wagner

Devil Ark

Captive breeding programs are saving the Tasmanian Devils from the brink of extinction. As one of the largest living carnivorous marsupials in the world, the endemic Australian animal once roamed throughout mainland Australia...
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Deal Island Penny Tyson - Australia's National Park- FNPW

Community Conservation Grants

FNPW's Community Conservation Grants program contributes to the protection of Australia's native species, habitats, landscapes and cultural heritage by providing funding for field projects and education programs that have a direct nature conservation outcome.
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Backyard Buddies

Backyard Buddies is a free education initiative run by the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife. It gives you simple tips to transform your backyard into a safe and inviting habitat haven. You can explore, create and help your own backyard buddies, to help them survive and to thrive into the future.
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Dr Dan Lunney Koala - Wildlife Donation Australia - FNPW

FNPW Koala Projects

The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife funds numerous projects to conserve one of Australia’s most iconic species, Koalas. Koala populations in Queensland, New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory are listed as vulnerable.
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Bark Scorch - Grants for Nature Conservation - FNPW

Bushfire Recovery Small Grants

As part of FNPW’s Healing our Land initiative, our focus is to repair the damage inflicted on our country following devastating bushfire events. With over 12 million hectares of national park and bushland affected in the 2020 fires and an estimated one billion native animals losing their lives, the initiative will focus on the regeneration and recovery of Australia’s flora and fauna.
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