An Australian wildlife conservancy bought 200 hectares on King Island to protect threatened species; one native bird it hopes to save has fewer than 100 individuals remaining

An Australian wildlife conservancy bought 200 hectares on King Island to protect threatened species; one native bird it hopes to save has fewer than 100 individuals remaining

Australian Wildlife Conservancy has made a notable commitment to wildlife protection by securing 200 hectares of land on King Island. This acquisition, neighboring Lavinia State Reserve, will facilitate key conservation projects. Initial strategies include conducting habitat surveys and managing invasive species to restore the ecosystem. The organization also aims to work closely with local communities to enhance conservation efforts sustainably.