Poo better believe it: Analysis of wallaby droppings suggests extinct Grampians species could recover

Alexander Darling
Updated December 10 2019 - 10:11am, first published 7:00am
HOPES FOR A STABLE FUTURE: A released male brush-tailed rock wallaby in the Grampians. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
HOPES FOR A STABLE FUTURE: A released male brush-tailed rock wallaby in the Grampians. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

ELEVEN years after reintroducing them to the Grampians National Park, Parks Victoria is hopeful brush-tailed rock-wallaby numbers can recover.

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Alexander Darling

Alexander has been a member of the Wimmera Mail-Times' editorial team since December 2018, covering politics, business and property among other rounds. He is a passionate St.Kilda and rock and roll fan, and has previously worked as a radio reporter in Port Macquarie and Gosford, NSW.

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