Meet the Nabarlek. Shhhh, it's very shy. It's a tiny, doe-eyed rock-wallaby that stands about 30cm high. Think of a school ruler.
Most of us probably don't know what a Nabarlek is. But whatever its name, like all our precious native species, it's worth saving.
For our wildlife to survive, we need to conserve their habitat. Pledge to give them a safe home today.
Did I mention it's a threatened species? They can only be found in two areas of mainland Australia and nearby islands. But not much is known about them. They're small and hard to find. But they're not alone. The Nabarlek is one of hundreds, if not thousands of native species in Australia unknown to many of us. Some are severely threatened and desperately need your help.
Australia has the highest rate of mammal extinction in the world – our wildlife is at risk, and time is running out. Pledge to help them today.
We must stem the tide of extinction. Almost 1 in 3 of our mammals are still at risk – like the tiny doe-eyed Nabarlek. And like so many of Australia's amazing plants and animals, it only exists here.
Our threatened wildlife need your help. And they need it now.
Their desperate survival relies on healthy habitats. Tragically, more than half a million species on land have insufficient habitat for long-term survival and are likely to go extinct, many within decades, unless the destruction stops and their habitats are protected.
But it's not too late - If we act now we can save our unique species from being lost forever. It's critical that we make a stand. Please make a pledge to protect our native wildlife now.
