After decades in the making, the plan to breed mountain pygmy-possums and reintroduce them into lowland rainforests has begun.
Why the race to rescue the Mountain Pygmy-possum from extinction has spurred conservationists at home and abroad into action.
Palaeontologists look to the fossil record to come up with a new strategy to save the endangered mountain pygmy-possum from becoming a climate change casualty.
Although the ground-dwelling Mountain Pygmy-possum is highly vulnerable to extinction, it can be saved, write Hayley Bates and Haijing Shi.
