On completion of the two day camp at one of three local wildlife sanctuaries (Barna Mia Narrogin, Perup Manjimup and Balijup Tenterden) year 6 primary school students from our local schools will have:

• A increased awareness of Western Australia's threatened species and the need to conserve biodiversity

• Have an improved understanding of Western Australia unique ecosystems, and how introduced animals effect food webs

• Use radio-tracking equipment to locate radio-collared animals

• Work with a range of different traps to catch different animals including setting and checking traps along with hands on animal handling, measuring and release techniques

• Viewing some of Australia's most threatened species such as the bilby, boodie, woylie and mala

• Investigating life on the woodland floor where tiny animals crawl, dig and wriggle, during this hands on discovery activity students enter the world of these small but incredible invertebrates.