Australian species brought back from extinction in NSW after 200 years | Laura_R_Chung
It’s been almost two centuries since the small Mitchell’s hopping mouse jumped across NSW, but scientists are hoping 150 of the creatures might be enough to restore its population.
It’s part of a statewide project to bolster and return the wild populations of more than a dozen species that had become extinct in NSW, as well as more than 20 other locally extinct species.
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