DIRECT ACTIONWombat Forest VIC: The site is currently covered by forest and provides habitat for a range of native fauna. All native vegetation will be totally destroyed, as well as a large number of Wombat burrows that also occur on the site, and we presume along with the Wombats that reside in them.
WOMBATShttp://www.wombatprotection.org.au/ : The Wombat Protection Society of Australia is a Not for Profit Charitable Organisation which was formed to raise money to fund projects that provide wombats with immediate protection from harm, enhance the quality of life of individuals or groups of wombats and to fund projects which develop or maintain suitable habitat and/or sanctuaries for wombats.http://www.wombatfoundation.com.au/ : The Wombat Foundation is a charitable organisation set up to support activities that aim to bring the Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat back from the brink of extinction.
http://wombatawareness.com/ : The Wombat Awareness Organisation is a non-profit charity, raising awareness of the plight of the Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat. By monitoring wild populations and identifying issues causing distress to the animals, environment or community, we then focus on developing kind, holistic in-situ treatment programs to provide relief.
http://www.mangemanagement.org.au/ :(VIC) The Future of the Wombat is in our hands. We can't as a responsible nation let mange continue its destruction of the wombat population and do nothing to ease the suffering. Mange Management is here to educate and provide support with help, knowledge and the
tools for mange treatment.
Welcome to Fourth Crossing Wildlife : This website is designed not only to share native animal experiences from all over Australia, but to also share knowledge relating to Australian native animals.
"Wildlife rehabilitation is not black and white - there are all kinds of shades of grey." Linda Dennis. "A fantastic resource for all kinds of native animal information."
Fauna First Aid Resources : you will find a long list of quality wildlife resources submitted to Fauna First Aid from all corners of the wildlife community; authors include veterinarians, zoo keepers and experienced wildlife carers.
Book list "of must have books" ;-)
FacebookNSWhttp://narg.asn.au/ : Native Animal Rescue Group. Home of the 'world famous' 2014 WOMBAT CALENDARS! 02 4846 1900
http://sleepyburrows.blogspot.com.au/ : Right, time to really get the message about wombats out there..
You can follow us on Facebookhttp://www.cedarcreekwombatrescue.com/ : The main focus is of course wombats. Over 20 years ago, Roz and Kev Holme recognized the plight of the bare nosed wombat. The loss of habitat, road hazards, and debilitating sarcoptic mange have all contributed to the steady decline of the Common or Bare nosed Wombat (Vombatus ursinus). Cedar Creek Wombat Rescue and Wildlife Refuge is dedicated to rescuing not just orphaned joey wombats but also sub-adults and adults that are in need of medical care whether it be from accident, injury or mange.
You can follow on Facebookhttp://rocklilywombats.com/ : This website has come about with our move to Rocklily Wildlife Refuge: a safe place for wild native animals just inside the SW border of the Greater Blue Mountains National Park, and within the locked gate of the Sydney Water Catchment.
FacebookVICGoongerah Wombat Orphanage Facebook. Goongerah Wombat Orphanage is a not for profit organisation that aims to care for wombats. Goongerah is nestled between mountains in Far East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. This remote town is amongst national parks and rainforests, being home to many species of Australian wildlife.
WILDABOUT WILDLIFE Rescue Centre KILMORE * VICTORIA
Wildabout Wildlife Rescue Centre, located approximately 4 km north of Kilmore, was founded in 2009 by Lisa and Duane Milligan in the immediate aftermath of the Black Saturday bushfires. During the time of the bushfires the centre served as a triage, treatment and rehabilitation centre for wildlife injured during the fires; taking into care koalas, kangaroos, possums, birds and even domestic pets. To this date the centre continues to provide shelter to injured and orphaned wildlife of all shapes and sizes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.SA.http://www.wombatrise.com/index.html : Wombat Rise Sanctuary was setup as a home for injured and orphaned native wildlife and is within easy reach of Adelaide, South Australia. The Sanctuary is privately owned and is located on Heritage listed land which has also been designated a sanctuary by the National Parks and Wildlife Service of South Australia known as Red Creek Sanctuary.
BOOKS The Secret Life of Wombats In
The Secret Life of Wombats, James Woodford pursues Nicholson's story and embarks on his own journey to uncover the true nature of our most intriguing marsupial.
http://www.willitthewombat.com/ I'm a wombat who lives in three books written by my chosen author Frances Maber. The books are illustrated by my personal artist Alexander Hills.
Now on FacebookThe Muddleheaded Wombat By
Ruth Park :
The Muddleheaded Wombat combines in one edition four of Ruth Park′s much-loved classics, The Muddleheaded Wombat (1962), The Muddleheaded Wombat at School (1966), The Muddleheaded Wombat on Holiday (1964) and The Muddleheaded Wombat in the Treetops (1965). Featuring one of Australia′s most adored children′s book characters of all time, these stories have never been out of printFAN SITESRossetti's Wombat: A Pre-Raphaelite Obsession in Victorian England :
A lecture by Harold White Fellow, Angus Trumble, at the National Library of Australia, Canberra, 16 April, 2003.
http://www.jackiefrench.com/index.html "Big fan. Love your work X"
http://www.auntyflo.com/magic/wombat "The Western esoteric, view of wombats".....
Do you see a Wombat interrupting your thoughts sometimes? The image of a Wombat in your thought means that you need to be aware of returning to your family as soon as your work is done.http://mywombat.info/index.html : This page is dedicated to those adorable Australian marsupials, the wombats!:
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DOCUMENTShttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9673766