 Over $26,000 was raised in 2015's Black & White Day.Last published: 18/02/2016
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| Investigation into the nature of DFTD and determining paths to halt the spread of the disease has progressed significantly. Researchers are now in the position to develop a vaccine that has rekindled hopes of saving this iconic species in the wild. Last published: 03/02/2016
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 The identification of a second type of Devil Facial Tumour Disease highlights the importance of ongoing monitoring of wild populations and disease investigations as part of assisting the ongoing survival of the Tasmanian devil in the wild.Last published: 06/01/2016
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 The summer months in Tasmania are when juvenile devils scatter from their maternal dens and begin their forays into the wild. It’s also a busy period on the state’s road as locals and tourists alike explore the island. Last published: 24/12/2015
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 Biologists have completed the first full-monitoring trip one month after the release of 39 Tasmanian devils onto the Forestier Peninsula. Last published: 24/12/2015
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 The Toledo Zoo (USA) has provided a five-year grant of $100,000 per year for a monitoring program to assess the status of the devil in the Tasmanian landscape, and help develop projects that will ensure the long-term recovery of the species.Last published: 21/12/2015
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