TeamKowari
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Raising awareness and researching one of Australia's least-known predators. Join #TeamKowari today! https://t.co/wwR75Cmd2J
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Welcome to #TeamKowari! Our goal is to raise awareness of Kowaris - one of Australia's rarest predators - and support their research. Join today! https://t.co/UgjYTULlZh Supported by DERG @Sydney_Uni, the South Australian Department for Environment and Water and @AridRecovery
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The crime here is that Kowaris aren't in Rock Star category! Lots of great mammals here - vote Kowari! #AusMammalOfTheYear
π¨ IT'S ON. VOTING IS OPEN!!! To vote for your favourite #AusMammalOfTheYear in the group stages, visit
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π¨ IT'S ON. VOTING IS OPEN!!! To vote for your favourite #AusMammalOfTheYear in the group stages, visit
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Fiona, Tracy, Oakley, and Rex recently returned from a huge week of surveying in the Sturt Stony Desert, SA. It was a great initial deployment with @TeamKowari & @Sydney_Uni that provided a promising insight into how conservation detection dogs can assist with kowari research.
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@kenwinkel @theUL Yes indeed it's the Horn Expedition. The text is from page 39.
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There's something magical about a Rare Books Room. Here's an 1894 expedition report where Europeans first met kowaris (awesome carnivorous #marsupials). Zoologist Baldwin Spencer credits a telegraph operator for his specimens, but in truth they were collected by Aboriginal women.
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Thanks for sharing Jack. So much of that history is hidden. @TeamKowari
There's something magical about a Rare Books Room. Here's an 1894 expedition report where Europeans first met kowaris (awesome carnivorous #marsupials). Zoologist Baldwin Spencer credits a telegraph operator for his specimens, but in truth they were collected by Aboriginal women.
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SA Arid Lands Landscape Boardβs Across the Outback e-newsletter about our kowari deployment last month and the collaborative efforts into researching this threatened species. @TeamKowari
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https://t.co/5xNjC6Opu8 πΈ Kristian Bell
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Kowari and little red kaluta are two more tiny favourites. Who will you nominate in the Australian Mammal of the Year? #AusMammalOfTheYear
https://t.co/nrDl6MQ11k
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β Can you tell the difference? β In the lead up to our @TeamKowari deployment weβve been doing some scent discrimination training with rat scat. Kowari & rat scats looks very similar. Lucky for us though, Rex and Oakleyβs noses can tell the difference! #conservationdogs
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Great news! Follow along and I know @TeamKowari will be interested!!
Ok, good people, it's on!!! The inaugural #AusMammalOfTheYear competition has launched! Nominate your favourite mammal now. Details: https://t.co/w9aYvx1L5L. Lots more coming soon! #WildOz #ausvotes
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Over 900kms on a bike with a 1yo in western QLD. storms π©οΈ headwinds π¬οΈ flat batteries & bogged vehicles π΅π The odyssey of bike ride to kowari country continues π΄πΎββοΈ Follow it here & donate to #kowari conservation https://t.co/g1fJEwfD7J
@AridRecovery @TeamKowari
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Kristin is raising funds for Kowari conservation by riding her bike with 1 year-old son in tow through outback Queensland. See if you can support her and @TeamKowari
My amazing friend Kirstin is on a 1300km bike odyssey to raise money for the #kowari. Follow her & Otto's journey π΄πΎββοΈ https://t.co/g1fJEwfD7J and to donate: https://t.co/ESYqrHHGDv
@TeamKowari @AridRecovery
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My amazing friend Kirstin is on a 1300km bike odyssey to raise money for the #kowari. Follow her & Otto's journey π΄πΎββοΈ https://t.co/g1fJEwfD7J and to donate: https://t.co/ESYqrHHGDv
@TeamKowari @AridRecovery
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How good! That gecko doesn't stand a chance
A closer look at Jumping Joeys. On the right are some favourite feisty fuzzballs, Kowari, Kaluta and Kultarr. Out now. Available from https://t.co/k71D9llUsU or bookshops Australia-wide. Published by @affirmpress @TeamKowari
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Pretty excited, my copy of @SarahAllen095's Jumping Joeys arrived today. These are some of my favourite pages!
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For the first time in a decade footage of a tiny, carnivorous kowari has been captured in outback Queensland π https://t.co/sPvPpxBwDc
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Exciting news from @AridRecovery! This will be the first time that Kowaris are protected in a feral-free Safe Haven. Good news for both their conservation and our ability to research them π
A new species is to be reintroduced to Arid Recovery - the Kowari. This spunky pint-sized micropredator lives on the gibber plains of NE SA and has a 20% chance of extinction in 20 years. We hope to improve the Kowari's prospects by protecting it in ourπ±& π¦ free safe haven.
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Lots of work to do before Kowaris can be reintroduced though. Many kms of fences to be modified to be cat and rabbit proof, and ferals removed.
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