🌏 Can we save the world’s rarest marsupial? In this final chapter, we look ahead at conservation efforts and the hope that Gilbert’s Potoroo can survive for future generations. 👉 Subscribe and share to help spread awareness. 
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Chapter IV -  🔥 On the Brink With fewer than 130 left, Gilbert’s Potoroo faces relentlessvthreats: feral predators, bushfires, and climate change. Without urgent action, they could vanish forever. 👉 Subscribe to learn more 💚 Support conservation: www.potoroo.org

Whats’s the Big Deal? This tiny fluffball plays a huge role in its ecosystem. It helps spread fungi that native plants literally need to survive. Each week, we share a new chapter in their story of survival. 👉 Subscribe, share, and help raise awareness. 💚 Support conservation: www.potoroo.org

They thought it was extinct. For over a century, no one saw a single one. Then in 1994… it came back from the dead. Each week, we share a new chapter in their story of survival. 👉 Subscribe, share, and help raise awareness. 💚 Support conservation: www.potoroo.org

The Rarest Marsupial in the World. Fewer than 130 remain!⠀ Gilbert's Potoroo is the rarest marsupial on the planet, surviving only in a hidden corner of Western Australia. This is their story.⠀ Follow the journey each week as we release a new chapter.⠀ @gilbertspotoroo.bsky.social

Happy my film Mammang: Southern Right Whales has been selected by SEA Film Festival in La Spezia, Italy. The Festival has the sea as its central theme with the aim of transmitting the expression of a sea seen, felt and experienced.

I'm very glad that my film Mammang: Southern Right Whales & the Noongar Makuru Season has been officially selected for the Moscow Short Shot Festival 2024. You can watch the documentary here, there are also English, Portuguese and Spanish subtitles: youtu.be/83_tajLGdMw

World Premiere 🌏Presenting my documentary Mammang: Southern Right Whales & the Noongar Makuru Season (Part 1) at the Threatened Species Forum #albany #westernaustralia

The Southern Right Whale: Gentle Giants at Risk Southern right whales were once considered the ideal target for whalers. Another clip from my upcoming documentary Mammang: Southern Right Whales & the Noongar Makuru Season (Part 1)

Rethinking Migration Patterns Like humpback whales, southern right whales migrate north during the winter However recent research suggests that southern right whales may not strictly follow the migratory patterns traditionally believed. Another clip from my upcoming documentary Mammang.

A clip from my upcoming documentary Mammang: Southern Right Whales & the Noongar Makuru Season (Part 1) The series documents part of the migration of the southern right whales along the coast of South Western Australia.

Against the vast, shimmering sea, this mother-calf pair represents resilience, migration, and new beginnings, echoing the natural rhythms of the Great Southern coast of #WesternAustralia #AerialPhotography #MarineMammals #SouthernRightWhales

In the azure waters off the Great Southern coast of Western Australia, southern right whales (Eubalaena australis) and their calves, embody the quiet strength and beauty of these ancient waters. Th scene captures their close bond as they journey together #MarineMammals #AerialPhotography #Whales

Southern right whale (Eubalaena australis) annual migration near Albany in WesternAustralia. These majestic creatures are migrating from the food-rich, sub-Antarctic waters to the warmer and shallower waters of the west coast of Australia, where they come to mate or nurse their young.