Tracking Animal Populations at Lorna Glen

The video explores the remote Warner Glen area, focusing on marsupial conservation efforts and the use of predator-proof enclosures to protect threatened species. It also covers the tracking of wedge tail eagles using GPS technology to understand their territory and impact on local wildlife.

What is the primary focus of Colleen's work in Warner Glen?

• Studying volcanic activity

• Tracking wedge-tailed eagles

• Conserving marsupials

• Building campsites

Why are some Australian marsupials only found in enclosures like the one in Lorna Glen?

• They are nocturnal and need protection from the sun

• They require special diets

• They have been affected by introduced species

• They are too dangerous to be in the wild

What is the purpose of using a GPS tracker on wedge-tailed eagles?

• To measure their speed

• To understand their territory size

• To track their migration patterns

• To monitor their diet

What feature of the GPS tracker helps it remain charged?

• Solar panels

• Wind turbines

• Battery packs

• Kinetic energy

Who might provide valuable advice on catching a wedge-tailed eagle?

• Local farmers

• The Martu Aboriginal people

• Wildlife photographers

• Veterinarians