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Needed Volunteers in North East Tasmania to help 'Tas Wildlife Rescue' run a mange programme for our beautiful wombats in the North East of Tassie.
Please email Andrea for more information
andrea@taswildliferescue.com.au
Thank-you

ISSUE 3 - OUT NOW - Press Here

A NEW WILDLIFE RESCUE MAGAZINE

Wildlife Rescue Magazine is an online magazine devoted to the care and emergency training of our beautiful Australian Wildlife and their dedicated carers.   The 'First Issue' was created to help wildlife carers within Tasmania to learn about the unique Tasmanian Wildlife with Ideas, Tips, Strategies and Practical Information about the right way that is effective and successful to  look after these amazing animals - thus the reason the magazine was titled 'Tas Wildlife Rescue'. Presented as a FREE Online Download - we were astonished at the whirlwind of frenzy it evoked - people from all over Australia and in the UK and USA found the magazine (through facebook and word of mouth). We received over 6,000 downloads. So much interest was given to the magazine that  'Second Issue' which was again Nationally Acclaimed came out doubling the page count of the First Issue.
So, it was decided to rename our magazine so we can envelope ALL of Australia and the fourth Issue will be coming out 'renamed' the 'Wildlife Rescue Magazine' 

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The Tas Wildlife Rescue Magazine is an absorbing training manual it has been downloaded by wildlife carers, zoologists, veterinarians, zoo keepers, charity organizations, charities looking for ideas for fundraising, lovers of wildlife and animals, animal handlers, rangers, vet nurses, greenies, animal management controllers, volunteers, seniors, photographers, bird societies, pet shop owners, snake handlers, wildlife souvenir merchants, wildlife food producers, wildlife artists, accommodation which have wildlife on property, tour providers who provide wildlife viewing, animal welfare groups and suppliers, adventure/hiking shops, clothes merchants, Australiana merchants, wildlife societies including wombat conservation, bat conservation, tasmanian devil conservation, quoll conservation ...