Baby animals need you! Platypus and eastern quolls are dying out.

Donate today to help protect the babies that can give a future to these endangered species.

Their species need them to survive. They need you.

The newborn young of reintroduced platypus, eastern quolls and brush-tailed bettongs, are bringing joy to conservationists and everyone who loves Australian wildlife.

But in a world filled with foxes, feral cats, chainsaws and bulldozers, they can't just be left to fend for themselves.

These are the babies that can save their species. Please donate today to help protect their homes, health and chance of having their own babies in the future.

$56 could help provide the technology to monitor platypus in their new home.

One of the babies you can help save is Gilli, the first platypus born in the Hastings River in Sydney’s Royal National Park for fifty years. She’s the strongest sign yet that platypus could one day thrive in these waterways again.

Now Gilli is hope that her small population and beloved species can hang on into the future. But they need your help. Your donation can help keep an eye on water quality and the supply of platypus food – such as prawns, shrimps, crayfish, snails, mussels and dragonflies.

These little baby animals face big threats.

It will take a huge collective effort to raise and protect them.

It will take new technology, traditional fieldwork, and better nature laws that protect threatened Australian animals and the environments they depend on to survive.

Your support today can also fund vital conservation efforts that give animals here and around the world a better future.

Donate this holiday season to help save the babies that can save their species.