The ends of the Earth, the start of careers
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In the meantime, check our updates to see what's been happening...
| The
first two
BookEnd Trust projects
involve: (1) Documenting the
development of a major new program for helping
injured
and orphaned native animals in Tasmania, in
conjunction
with Go
Wild
at Bonorong.
This includes the management of injured Wedge Tailed Eagles and
orphaned Tasmanian Devils, two species listed as Endangered within the
State. (2) Documenting
filming and work on Great
White
Sharks
around the
Australian coast, from
Tasmania to Western Australia, with new exciting footage and the
development of new filming techniques. |
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Further projects are under development, and include the improved retention and management of rich agricultural soils in areas where soil loss has already been substantial (a major problem for some parts of the agricultural community), and the isolation of natural antibiotics from cave silks (we have some of the deepest and longest caves in Australia, with many unusual properties). We are also open to suggestions for
projects and collaboration:
The only limit is imagination! |
Photos
this page: Kevin Doran, Niall Doran, W.E.Brown, DPIW staff and media
archives. Background: W.E. Brown.
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