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25.01.2022 Wildlife folks are often devastated by the damage that human carelessness causes. Traps, litter, vehicles, barb-wire, plastics... the list goes on. We can all help with small changes.... What change do you commit to change today? If you’d like to talk with someone, please call 1300 307 111 anytime. For more information: www.wildtalk.org.au https://www.facebook.com/106814240954203/posts/178569793778647/?extid=Nu5fTR93jJSiLCBI&d=n

24.01.2022 We’re here for you because we have first hand experience of the work you do. We understand that our wildlife was here first and deserve respect. Just like the amazing folks that care for them.... https://www.theguardian.com//dingoes-were-here-first-the-l

23.01.2022 We don't only look out for the mental health of wildlife caring volunteers. We're also here for researchers and conservationist. WildTalk is all about helping those that are looking out for our animals. Because what you do is awesome and we know that sometimes you need all the help you can get. 1300 307 111 anytime... For more information about our services, resources and to donate to support the mental health of anyone working with wildlife: www.wildtalk.org.au All donations $2 and over are tax deductible. https://www.facebook.com/21591025194/posts/10164410980440195/?extid=sSlgGaYtFuFV08Uk&d=n

23.01.2022 To everyone that has donated this week! Katheryn H. Olivia J. Kirsten D.... Mandy H. Tabitha P. Gary B. Jacqueline M. Jacquie W. Marty M. Kerri P. Abbey T. Rodney C. If you would like to donate: www.wildtalk.org.au/donate

23.01.2022 WildTalk is a wholly owned charitable organisation providing FREE debriefing and counselling to wildlife workers and volunteers across Australia. We currently receive ZERO government funding and rely on donations to continue providing this service. 5 WAYS TO HELP... - Share this post - Like and comment on this and other posts - Give us a shout out - Leave a review - Donate a fiver or what you can We appreciate any help you can give. Donate here: https://wildtalking-pty-ltd.giveeasy.org/default

22.01.2022 Birthday Fundraiser- update

19.01.2022 Artist Akka Ballenger Constantin is exhibiting at CIT Canberra at the moment. Her beautiful work is giving a shout out for WildTalk. If you’re in town please pop in and say Hi! Please consider donating to WildTalk this Christmas. www.WildTalk.org.au/donate

14.01.2022 While our services are only available to Australian wildlife workers and volunteers, we love to highlight the work of caring folk in other parts of the world. How lovely is this? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2834608543454422&set=gm.1140381816430694&type=3

13.01.2022 Through the amazing dedication and commitment of conservationists, researchers, veterinary practitioners, and wildlife advocates this has been achieved. You’re awesome! We’re here when life isn’t.... https://www.abc.net.au//can-extinct-australian-/100140048

13.01.2022 So many amazing things happened after the fires. People have come together to support each other, neighbours supporting each other like never before, and people standing up for the animals and the environment. Finding out that frog numbers are good and being tracked is another example. Are you someone that works or volunteers with frogs or other wildlife?... WildTalk is here to support you anytime you need assistance or 1300 307 111 For more information: www.wildtalk.org https://www.australiangeographic.com.au//endangered-aust/

13.01.2022 It's great seeing rare footage. It's wonderful how excited people with a love for wildlife get when when things like this emerge. It can help make up for all the sadness that they see every other day.... What did you see that made your heart sing? 1300 307 111 anytime For more information about our services, resources and to donate to support the mental health of anyone working with wildlife: www.wildtalk.org.au All donations $2 and over are tax deductible. https://www.australiangeographic.com.au//fight-to-the-dea/

12.01.2022 Thank you to the following for donations this week: Daniel W. Tabitha P. Imogen E... Mandy H. Gary B. Thank you for caring about helping provide good mental health services to those caring for the wonderfully diverse wildlife that calls Australia home.

11.01.2022 Even when disposing of rubbish in a bin, it is important to cut anything that is a ring. Rubber bands, hair ties, bottle tops, jar tops and anything thing else that is a RING. Even when disposed of responsibly (let alone when littered) animals can come into contact with them and find themselves trapped. At a landfill, birds, rodents, and dogs will scavenge for food and may become trapped. ... Injuries like these lead to a long, painful death from infection and/or starvation if they aren't found, like this little dude was. If you're a carer or rescuer and need to debrief, please call on 1300 307 111 anytime to debrief or book in for counselling. For more information and resources: www.wildtalk.org.au https://www.facebook.com//a.67057411966/3443508929040593/

10.01.2022 DIAMOND! We’d like to thank Chief Fluid Systems for choosing WildTalk as a recipient of a massive contribution this end of financial year. They are now a Diamond partner!... You can check them out here: https://chieffluidsystems.com.au/ THANK YOU! Please consider supporting the mental health of wildlife carers and volunteers this end of financial year. www.WildTalk.org.au/donate

10.01.2022 Kangaroos are social animals and the males get very protective of their family groups. Behind the scenes WildTalk contributes to the campaigns to save the Kinley Roos, the koala habitats uder threat on the mid and north coasts and whenever somethings comes up. Why do we do this? In every case we have received calls from locals volunteers, workers and/or residents about their concerns. Of course, client data is ALWAYS kept absolutely confidential, but the mental health impac...t of these decisions is rarely taken into account. We will defend you and fight for you. You are our mob. 1300 307 111 anytime. https://www.facebook.com/809056279106887/posts/3716875128324973/?vh=e&d=n

07.01.2022 There are often posts in community groups asking: 'Is this a cane toad!?' followed by a load of comments, some helpful, some not so, and some downright nasty. Our native frogs are a great sign of a healthy environment and waterways and they need all the help they can get.... Like frogs, those that look after wildlife need all the help they can get. We're here to help support their mental resilience and welllbeing, because, well, you know, they're the best! 1300 307 111 anytime https://www.facebook.com//a.4066204983/10157799848123339/

06.01.2022 A mothers love knows no bounds. How wonderful is this? https://fb.watch/1Dut6QGxwn/

04.01.2022 Let WildTalk care for you. We here to hear your woes. Debriefing and counselling anytime on 1300 307 111 For more info: www.wildtalk.org.au... https://www.facebook.com/447993901970985/posts/2712742995496053/?vh=e&extid=ldZzsEZWdNoSzg3s&d=n

03.01.2022 Wildlife carers put themselves out there. They put their hearts on the line. They hold their breath as they wait to see if a little one will make it. Sometimes it ends well, but about 60% of the time, it doesn't.... These losses takes it's toll on wildlife carers and that's why WildTalk exists. Please reach out to us if you want to talk about any aspect of caring. We're here on 1300 307 111 anytime. For more information and resources: www.wildtalk.org.au https://www.facebook.com/2373811852698279/posts/3410680579011396/?extid=lGTNsQE4uvOkm5km&d=n

03.01.2022 A couple of years ago I was called to a snake stuck in a shed. When I arrived the home owner told me that the snake was 'no longer a problem'. upon questioning I discovered that the snake had been decapitated and it's body and head tossed in the recycling bin as rubbish. I fished the body and head of a young, otherwise healthy, Brown Snake out of the bin and took it home as it was evidence in a completely unnecessary murder of wildlife. I curled it up in a restful positio...n with it head in the center before wrapping it carefully in baking paper and tying it with string. Then I popped it in the freezer to preserve it. I reported it to the police and NSW government (as recommended) and nothing was done. My calls and emails not even acknowledged. Why do we have laws in place to protect our native species if no one follows up when they have been broken? Early this year I passed the frozen Brown to local Aboriginal artist and poet Judith Crispin. She created this piece and honoured a life that was ended too soon. ______ If you would like to talk to someone about your frustrations with government policy call 1300 307 111. We might not be able to fix the policy, but we'll let you download and empathise. https://www.facebook.com/100000025300778/posts/3576478199029655/?extid=Ynn3FwBY4dPe8gH7&d=n

03.01.2022 A sad one today. Koala numbers are down massively in recent times due to habitat clearing and bush fires. Please slow down, so the carers and conservationists of this unique and stunning species stands a chance. Situations like this is why WildTalk is needed. The sense of futility, hopelessness, and anger can sometime be overwhelming. We're here for those times and any other time you might need a chat. ... The burden on the mental health of folks caring for our precious fauna is huge. 1300 307 111 anytime For more information about our services, resources and to donate: www.wildtalk.org.au https://www.facebook.com/130552193680989/posts/3196629810406530/?extid=3CkZo0ULAvS6cEp3&d=n

01.01.2022 Announcing ’Wild Secrets’ On Spotify and all good podcast services. https://open.spotify.com/show/6IePQwtF6z2N7wO1rmPXZJ