Iconic Rock Wallaby populations survive and thrive thanks to local collaboration

Updated September 19 2016 - 3:42pm, first published 2:00pm
Rock Wallabies are benefiting from the collaborative efforts of Central Tablelands LLS, the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, local landholders and volunteers.
Rock Wallabies are benefiting from the collaborative efforts of Central Tablelands LLS, the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, local landholders and volunteers.

THE survival prospects of the iconic Brush Tailed Rock Wallaby are looking good, thanks to a long running collaboration between Central Tablelands Local Land Services (LLS), the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), local landholders and volunteers.

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