Wildlife Diaries Australia

Terra Mater WILD

LATEST EPISODE

S1 E3: Of Wombats and Vaccines

Original Air Date: Jul 29, 2021

Tasmania's Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary used to be a traditional wildlife park but now on the innovative and active side of conservation, home to the famous Tasmanian Devil, wombats, and many other native species.

Oct 6

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5:18PM

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53m

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2025

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Documentary

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S1 E6: Of Kangaroos and Conservation

Original Air Date: Aug 12, 2021

Visiting the fenced nature reserve Arid Recovery in southern Australia, witnessing the care of an injured kangaroo and follow researchers at the Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre near Brisbane as they train native animals to detect tracks of predators.

Oct 6

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2:43PM

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53m

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Available with Freestream

S1 E4: Of Koalas and Drones

Original Air Date: Aug 5, 2021

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary was opened in 1927 at a time when Koalas were still being killed on a large scale for the fur trade. In modern times, hardly anything threatens these animals' natural habitats as much as the desertification of the forests.

Oct 6

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3:36PM

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52m

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Available with Freestream

S1 E3: Of Wombats and Vaccines

Original Air Date: Jul 29, 2021

Oct 6

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5:18PM

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53m

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Available with Freestream

S1 E2: Of Sea Turtles and Coral Reefs

Original Air Date: Jul 22, 2021

The Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre (CTRC) raises and cares for sick or injured turtles while the Schmidt Ocean Institute goes on a diving mission with a high-tech underwater rover.

Oct 6

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4:28PM

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50m

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Available with Freestream

S1 E1: Of Flying Foxes and Heat Waves

Original Air Date: Jul 15, 2021

While the Tolga Bat Hospital is looking after endangered flying foxes, researchers are using thermographic cameras to search for flying foxes and koalas, but they can also detect bush and wildfire more quickly.

Oct 6

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1:52PM

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51m

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Available with Freestream