Education
Published: 18/02/2010
Educating the public is a vital part of saving the Tasmanian devil. This is especially true when it comes to future generations who will miss out if the devil becomes extinct in the wild.
We have educational activities and resources suitable for a range of ages. They are designed to raise awareness of the Tasmanian devil's plight, to help you to understand how important devils are to our ecosystems, and to suggest ways that you can help to save the Tasmanian devil.
Watch a Tasmanian devil video
Listen to a Tasmanian devil
Do an online jigsaw puzzle
PowerPoint presentation
Life cycle poster
Frequently asked questions
Image gallery
Teacher kit
Schools news
Tasmanian devil video
View a movie on the Tasmanian devil and the race to prevent its extinction.
View a movie showing close-ups of the Tasmanian devil.
Tasmanian devil vocalisation
What does a Tasmanian devil sound like? Listen to this.
Download the
vocalisation audio file
Online jigsaw puzzle
Follow this link to solve the puzzle.
PowerPoint presentation
This presentation talks about the impacts of Devil Facial Tumour Disease and describes what the Program is doing to save the Tasmanian devil.
Save the Tasmanian Devil Program 2010.ppt (2387 kb)
Life cycle poster
Download a poster showing the life cycle of the Tasmanian Devil, or contact us to receive an A1-sized poster for your class room.
STDP_Life Cycle Poster_A3.pdf (503 kb)
Image gallery
Download images of healthy and diseased devils to use in your projects.
The image gallery also includes desktop backgrounds for your PC.
Frequently asked questions
FAQs Devil Facial Tumour Disease.pdf (64 kb)
Tasmanian devils FAQs.pdf (76 kb)
Send us your questions
Teacher kit
Teacher Kits are currently in development and will be available soon.
Schools news
Get some ideas on how you can help to save the Tasmanian devil.
