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 A barrier fence could protect healthy devil populations on the Woolnorth farming property, but the possible risks of building the structure still needed to be assessed.Published: 26/08/2010
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 The change to a MONTHLY trapping regime for disease suppression work on the Forestier Peninsula has increased the chances of removing infected animals before they further spread DFTD.Published: 24/08/2010
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 National Threatened Species Day is held on 7 September each year. Find out how to run your own fundraiser and help save the Tasmanian devil.Published: 13/08/2010
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 Calling Sydney! Rock on with Jon English, the Delltones, Jonah's Road, Jon Stevens and 'The Rock Show' crew and raise funds to save the Tasmanian devil. Published: 12/08/2010
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 The perplexing immunology of the Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD) was the focus of the August 2010 grants from the Save the Tasmanian Devil Appeal.Published: 09/08/2010
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 The Program's Insurance Population capacity looks set to grow with plans for a large-scale breeding facility in the Barrington Tops area of NSW.Published: 20/07/2010
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 The Save the Tasmanian Devil Program's Insurance Population has been boosted by the June 2010 opening of the $1 million Taronga Zoo breeding centre and education facility. Published: 06/07/2010
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 The Cradle Mountain Huts 2010 season promo for the Tasmanian devils was a real winner, with $3,400 donated to the Appeal. Published: 29/06/2010
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| Pepper's Calstock property at Deloraine in Tasmania has recently come on board as a donor. Published: 29/06/2010
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 The Save the Tasmanian Devil Program continues to investigate the potential use of Maria Island as a translocation site.Published: 09/06/2010
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