Wombats SA

Wombats SA / Natural History Society of South Australia aim to conserve and promote the protection and preservation of the native flora and fauna of South Australia by example with wombats being our core focus.
Our group of volunteers work to manage our five wildlife reserves containing habitat for local Australian  species such as the Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat (on four of the reserves near Blanchetown SA) and the Bare-nosed Wombat on Cullen Reserve at Robe. The Society depends on the support of its members to be effective in furthering conservation in South Australia. Our reserves need constant care and maintenance to be free of non-indigenous animal and plant pests so the native species do the best they can. We welcome all dedicated people who volunteer to help protect our unique wildlife. Lobbying and promoting are other skills members bring to the Society in volunteer capacity.