8.7K views · 244 reactions | Dirk Hartog Island National Park, off WA's Midwest coast, has become the world's largest island to have cats, sheep and goats fully eradicated, paving the way for extensive threatened animal re-introductions over the next 12 years. | Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia | Facebook

What an incredible day for sheep conservation! At this very moment, sheep are being released to reestablish a new herd in the Tendoy Mountain Range! These sheep were trapped from Wild Horse Island on Montana’s Flathead Lake and were transported to Dillon, Montana, by truck and trailer. This past December, the Wild Sheep Foundation, Montana WSF domestic sheep producers, and Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (MTFWP) coordinated a several-year effort to reintroduce bighorn sheep into suitable habita

Our soay sheep have all been weighed and health checked before being moved to The Bunker, Cultybraggan Camp. The bunker is beautifully covered in a diverse array of grasses and vetches, offering the ideal diet for them. Using these types of ‘mowers’ 🤣 is much more environmentally friendly and sustainable. The name "Soay" sheep comes from the island of Soay, which is part of the St. Kilda archipelago in Scotland. Soay is a small island situated to the west of the main island of Hirta, which is t