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A blog to help raise awareness about Tasmanian Devil Facial Tumour Disease and give updates on what's happening in the research and fight to save the critically endangered Tasmanian Devil.
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 1Y ago

koala vs jobs

Hey peeps, Have any of you recently read, if you get it, the sunday mail? Because if you have than you would have noticed that there was an article on a project in Qld for a property development which has set off the argument about getting koalas on the endangered list. On the one side you’ve [...]
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 1Y ago

Save the Daintree Rainforest

Hey there dudes and dudets, On the 25th of June my class hosted a movie called “FERN TREE GULLY”. We showed the movie to the preps, 2s,3s,4sand 5s.We were raising money for the Show You Care – Adopt a Square program by the Australian Rainforest Foundation. See, if you give $1 to the program you adop
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 2Y ago

Melbourne Zoo!

Hey there dudes and dudettes, It’s me! I want to actually post every day now and get back into a routine! Scratch that, every time I get an update. Anyhow, back on track. I recently went to Melbourne and went to Melbourne Zoo, yay! BUT THEY DIDN’T HAVE ANY DEVILS! They’re the closest zoo to Tasmania
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 2Y ago

Melbourne Zoo!

Hey there dudes and dudettes, It’s me! I want to actually post every day now and get back into a routine! Scratch that, every time I get an update. Anyhow, back on track. I recently went to Melbourne and went to Melbourne Zoo, yay! BUT THEY DIDN’T HAVE ANY DEVILS! They’re the closest zoo to Tasmania
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 2Y ago

New Hope – Genetic Study Breakthrough

There was a story last night on the 7pm Project covering the breakthrough researchers have made in researching Tasmanian Devil Facial Tumour Disease. You can watch the story here: So great to see more people finally getting on board and giving some media attention to the devils!
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 2Y ago

Fencing Off Tasmania to help Devil?

I was sent a link to an article in The Australian that says the Save the Tasmanian Devil program is looking at fencing off parts of Tasmania’s west coast where the disease doesn’t seem to have spread trying to save what disease-free devils are left in the wild. You can read the story here.
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 2Y ago

Fencing Off Tasmania to help Devil?

I was sent a link to an article in The Australian that says the Save the Tasmanian Devil program is looking at fencing off parts of Tasmania’s west coast where the disease doesn’t seem to have spread trying to save what disease-free devils are left in the wild. You can read the story here.
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 3Y ago

ABC: Tassie Devil Officially Endangered

Just sharing this link – the Tassie Devil has now been upgraded from ‘vulnerable’ to ‘endangered’. Read the story here: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/05/22/2577801.htm Please keep donating – the research is even more critical now than ever. Ceilidh
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 3Y ago

ABC: Tassie Devil Officially Endangered

Just sharing this link – the Tassie Devil has now been upgraded from ‘vulnerable’ to ‘endangered’. Read the story here: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/05/22/2577801.htm Please keep donating – the research is even more critical now than ever. Ceilidh
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Tassie Devil Cancer News & Info · 3Y ago

New Blood Test Hope

Hi everyone! During the Easter school holidays I travelled to Sydney and visited Taronga Zoo and spoke to their devil keeper there about their Devil breeding program for the insurance population. I saw their four female devils (just one year old) and they have another six devils for their breeding p
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