13 Locally Extinct Species Return to NSW Reserves After 10-Year Conservation Push
Thirteen native animal species that were locally extinct have successfully returned to New South Wales conservation reserves after a decade-long effort. The animals are now breeding within predator-proof enclosures designed to keep out cats and foxes. This outcome is the result of a sustained partnership between government bodies and scientific organisations. The state has renewed the conservation agreement for another ten years to build on this progress. Future plans aim to expand species reintroductions into areas beyond fenced reserves.
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