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Report sightings

Knowing where Southern Brown Bandicoots are is crucial for planning and conservation efforts.

If you’re lucky enough to see a Southern Brown Bandicoot, reporting the sighting to a database like iNaturalist is quick, easy, and a great way to contribute to citizen science!

Check out our handy video to learn about iNaturalist, or see the step-by-step instructions below.

How to use iNaturalist

1. Snap a photo!

Try to get a clear shot to help determine if it is indeed a southern brown bandicoot.

Note: You can even submit photos of animal traces, such as tracks, diggings, and scats.