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APRIL
2010
There has
been some Wombat warren destruction going on in
the Murraylands of South Australia recently.
Anyone wishing to know more about this issue please
view this recent report on ABC TV
http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2010/03/19/2851243.htm
Or if you
wish to know more or offer assistance please
email Brigitte at
brigitte@wombatawareness.com
or vist their website at
www.wombatawarenes.com
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DECEMBER
2009
Member
selling
Squirrel Gliders and Spinifex Hopping Mice.
Same member also seeking a Male Hairy-nosed
Wombat.
Please go to the Stock Journal pages in the Members area
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NOVEMBER
2009
Member
selling
a pair of Tammar Wallabies.
Please go to the Stock Journal pages in the Members area
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OCTOBER
2009
Member looking for
a pair of Sugar Gliders.
Please go to the Stock Journal pages in the Members area
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AUGUST
2009
Here is some exciting news from Dr Alan
Horsup
Senior Conservation Officer (Threatened Species)
with the Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service.
A NEW
colony of the almost extinct Northern
Hairy-nosed Wombat is being established at
Yarran Downs
(Exciting stuff!)
Read all the details in Alan's recent email here
CLICK HERE
Also a
Member looking for Feathertail Gliders
- see wanted ads in Members area
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1st May
2009
Three female Sugar Gliders added to the
'Available' section of our stock journal on the
members pages.
Also a
Male Tammar Wallaby
2 pairs of Sthn Brown Bandicoots
1 Male Sthn Brown Bandicoot
3 Male Ringtail Possums
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25th
October 2008
A member is looking for Spinifex Hopping Mice.
For details see
the wanted
section of our stock journal in the members
pages
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5th
July 2008
A member is looking for
a
hand raised possum or glider to be part of an
interactive education display. For details see
the wanted
section of our stock journal in the members
pages
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14th
June 2008
A Wildlife Park in Victoria is looking for young
Red and Kangaroo Island Kangaroos to bolster
it's present population. For details see
the wanted
section of our stock journal in the members
pages
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3rd
June 2008
We are pleased to inform everyone that we have
replaced our Guest Book with an online Forum.
It is now up and running and waiting for you all
to sign up and start chatting to each other (and
us) about any and all matters relating to
marsupials.
You can access the new
forum anytime from any of the Guest Book quick
links; from the link on our website
header page
or go directly to
http://www.marsupialsociety-forum.com
Please visit it
soon and don't be shy ... simply start a new
thread or post on any topic you wish.
We are hoping
the new Forum will allow both our Members and
any Forum Guests to interact in a more personal
manner with each other, thus making their
experiences more meaningful.
Bob Cleaver
MSA President/Webmaster
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9th
April 2008
An extensive article on American Opossums has
been relocated into the open area of our website
under the 'Facts Sheet' page.
There is now also a fascinating article added
into the members area about a trip to Northern
Hairy-nosed Wombat country in North Queensland.
It is well worth the read.
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21st
January 2008
Female Squirrel Glider added to the available
section of our stock journal and member wishes
to contact other Squirrel Glider breeders (go to
Stock journal in members area)
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7th December 2007
Breeding pair of Dama Wallabies have been added to the available
section of our stock journal.
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30th
November
An email
request has been received from The South
Australian Museum 28th November 2007 for animals
that have died in captivity, victims of traffic
accidents or other sources of specimens that may
be useful. The email in full
included a list of preferred species may be
found
here.
or
Click here
Note: This page will open in a
new browser window
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8th
November
New item added to wanted list in member area
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26th
October
Article on the translocation of urban possums
moved from the members only area into the
general area of the site
Go to
the Facts Sheets link and then scroll down to
the Brush-tailed Possum link
or
Click here
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21st October
This article on the Tasmanian Devil makes
worrying reading
Go to
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2007/10/11/1191696082611.html
And there is more here
http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/Deadly-Tasmanian-Devil-cancer-spreads/2007/10/19/1192301019262.html
and
here
http://www.theage.com.au/news/in-depth/devil-of-a-problem/2007/10/20/1192301096591.html
All
very disturbing
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1st October 2007
Have members looking for Sugar Gliders.
If any breeder has any surplus would appreciate
an email to the Society, please
Click Here
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29th September
New article added into the Members area about
Marsupials in the USA and some FAQ's into the
resources link
Look
for this symbol

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17th September 2007
Here is a site worth looking at
http://www.aridrecovery.org.au/
Any comments would be welcome
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Ist
July 2007
No new articles as yet we're sorry to say and we
desparately need some fresh 'stuff'.
We are
becoming seriously deplete in new and fresh
articles to publish for our members.
If there is anyone out there who would care to
contribute a line or two it would be very much
appreciated.
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January 2007
Dunnarts have been added to the available
section of our stock journal.
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We are
sure you will be pleased to know that The
Society has just made a generous donation to the
recovery program of the Northern Hairy-nosed
Wombat.
For those of you who are not familiar with this
animal, it is one of the world's most endangered
species. At last count there were
only 115 individuals living in a single isolated
population in Western Queensland, Australia.
For more information
click here or
go to
The Wombat Foundation
on our Links page
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The Society is currently searching for anyone
who has surplus Plains Rats, Dunnarts, Kowaris,
Brush-tailed Bettongs and Potoroos.
If you can help please
email us
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Help needed with stuffed (or dead) mammals
of Northern Australia
for details
click here
email us here
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