"There is mounting research." Wildlife experts issue dire warning after disturbing discovery made in bird's nests: 'A plague ...

Image / Parks and Wildlife Australian authorities have confirmed that 67 of the 157 false killer whales stranded on a remote beach on Tasmania’s West Coast overnight Tuesday/Wednesday have died.

Editor's note: This story contains images and video that may be disturbing to some readers. After existing efforts to save the aquatic animals, Australian authorities are euthanizing 90 beached ...

A snake catcher uses tactics usually reserved for unwanted reptiles after a Tasmanian devil took shelter from pursuing dogs ...

From as few as 17 known individuals, the orange-bellied parrots of Tasmania now number in the low hundreds after years of ...

Wildlife authorities in Tasmania have decided to euthanise the surviving false killer whales that stranded on a remote beach on the state’s northwest coast after rough ocean conditions made it ...

As the Tasmanian salmon industry battles to control the fallout from dead fish washing up on local beaches and revelations the state's environmental watchdog is clueless as to how many fish have died, ...

Tasmania’s Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) have also confirmed that around a kilometre of boardwalk along the Overland Track has been burnt as well as the Pine Forest Moor hut, privately operated by ...

Tasmania is home to some of the world's most unique wildlife, and one of the island's best places to catch a glimpse of these critters is Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Situated in Brighton ...

However, these are false killer whales, and it is our first large mass stranding of these animals in around 50 years,” Brendon Clark from Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) said on Wednesday.

Minister for Parks, Nick Duigan, said the Tasmanian Government recognises the tireless efforts of all crews across the three fire response agencies – Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, Tasmania Fire ...