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Couple's Wild Deserts project brings vanished native mammals back to New South Wales

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Ecologists Rebecca West and Reece Pedler are leading the Wild Deserts project in New South Wales. The initiative aims to restore native mammal populations that had disappeared from the region for more than a century. Several species have been reintroduced to Sturt National Park. The animals are now reportedly surviving and breeding in the wild.

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