Big smiles and bushy tails

Project Platypus launched its latest conservation initiative, 'The Tail of the Squirrel Glider' over the weekend, drawing a sold-out crowd of over 60 people to Pomonal Estate for a day of education, wildlife encounters, and planning.

By Ellen Anderson

Volunteers and interested community members attend a talk to discuss how to help save the declining population of Squirrel Gliders.

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Big smiles and bushy tails

Project Platypus launched its latest conservation initiative, 'The Tail of the Squirrel Glider' over the weekend, drawing a sold-out crowd of over 60 people to Pomonal Estate for a day of education, wildlife encounters, and planning.

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