UVC Wild

UVC Wild Conservation Medicine in Regional Tasmania

Building knowledge to help wildlife in our area & beyond

A part of Ulverstone Veterinary Clinic

To better protect wild things we need to know how humankind is affecting them. Our work is aimed at gathering baseline information on wildlife health, assessing the health of wildlife populations, and developing tools for investigating the impacts of human activity. Examples include assessing the level of exposure to infections, developing reference intervals for routine blood tests, surveillance

for significant wildlife diseases such as mucormycosis in platypuses, developing remote monitoring techniques, remotely monitoring how long individuals live.

06/06/2025

With help from these three amazing University of Sydney veterinary students, we had a record week; successfully catching, examining and then safely releasing a grand total of 28 bandicoots in just three days πŸ™Œ The bandicoot don’t mind the colder weather, enjoying the extra hours of darkness to forage πŸ› πŸͺ± πŸͺ²

Have you ever seen a platypus playing?How beautiful to see them so happy and relaxed at our fantastic research partner E...
03/04/2025

Have you ever seen a platypus playing?
How beautiful to see them so happy and relaxed at our fantastic research partner Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden

Some other fantastic projects happening in our area πŸ‘
03/03/2025

Some other fantastic projects happening in our area πŸ‘

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15/02/2025

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We have been fortunate enough to be supported by Camp Clayton over the last few years in giving us access to study the b...
03/12/2024

We have been fortunate enough to be supported by Camp Clayton over the last few years in giving us access to study the bandicoots living on their very special grounds. After a November check-in we are pleased to report the bandicoot populations are healthy and thriving! We were able to gain invaluable health data on a total of 11 bandicoots over 2 days, including some new juveniles. We were also happy to reunite with old friends, including an eastern barred bandicoot first caught as a juvenile in October 2023 weighing just 350 grams, who now is an adult at nearly a kilogram and with babies of her own! We are so grateful to everyone Camp Clayton for providing such an amazing refuge for these special animals.
Keep a watch out over the next few weeks as we share some more footage of these young bandicoot

25/11/2024

Last month we had a very special student group join us for a couple weeks of bandicooting and platypus work. As an alumni of The University of Adelaide , Dr Alex was very excited to welcome these final year vet students and Dr Wayne Boardman to get a taste of wildlife medicine in beautiful Tasmania. The students made this fantastic video to memorialize their time here, and have generously allowed us to share it here with you all

29/10/2024

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