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         <video:title>Close up video of a wild Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat in SA</video:title>
         <video:description>Amazing phone video of a wild southern hairy-nosed #wombat at #Moorunde #Wildlife Reserve near Blanchetown SA. Normally wary, wombats disappear down their burrow at the slightest disturbance, but this one scratched, fed and frolicked to within a metre before running off!  🙂
The spinning and propping actions are typical of a relaxed young wombat, and a joy to see!
Thanks heaps to Wombats SA Committee member Dr Gary Taylor for capturing this video and making it available.</video:description>
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         <video:title>A History of Moorunde Wildlife Reserve – An Audio Visual Presentation by Glen Taylor</video:title>
         <video:description>Moorunde Wildlife Reserve is truly a magical place where the land has been set aside to make sure wombats and other native fauna and flora have a place to just live. Moorunde celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2018 and it continues to be a hidden treasure in the mallee of the southern Murraylands.

This Audio Visual Presentation was created by Glen Taylor OAM in the 1970s with some additions to update it to 2005. The presentation was originally in the form of a 35mm slide audio visual, using a dual projection system and tape recorder. DVD Production by Trevor Taylor, 2009. The original slides and audio track have now been converted to digital form.


For more information, check out our website at http://wombatssa.org.au.... See what we&apos;ve been up to lately on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NHSSA/.</video:description>
         <video:publication_date>2020-10-07T07:19:13Z</video:publication_date>
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         <video:title>Stories from a Wombat Scratching Post</video:title>
         <video:description>In August 2020, four motion sensor cameras were installed on Moorunde Wildlife Reserve with the aim of documenting the habits and condition of the wombats which live in chosen warrens. Out of interest, a spare camera was placed on a very well used scratching log near one of the warrens. This is a ‘highlight’ reel of some of the footage we collected on one September evening. The illumination is by infra-red emitters for night-time vision. The wombat seemed very interested in the camera, which is interesting.</video:description>
         <video:publication_date>2020-10-05T11:36:07Z</video:publication_date>
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         <video:title>Hairy-nosed Wombats: When, where, why, how many, and what?</video:title>
         <video:description>Powerpoint for a presentation at the Natural History Society of SA&apos;s AGM, 28 May 2016, on using ground penetrating in radar mapping warrens and more. Research by Michael Swinbourne (PhD student, University of Adelaide); Supervisors: Bertram Ostendorf, David Taggart</video:description>
         <video:publication_date>2016-06-26T10:22:52Z</video:publication_date>
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         <video:title>Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat Health Guide</video:title>
         <video:description>How useful are condition scores for Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats? A brief and introductory look at  their validity and reliability when being applied by different viewers.

Researcher Matt Gaughwin has been the driving force behind a way to distinguish a wombat’s health from its appearance. See how Matt distinguishes between the good the okay and the bad and, when completed, sharing a method to help others in the field assess wombat health with a consistent guide.

This is a presentation Matt gave to the Wombats SA AGM (via Zoom) on the 11th of May 2022 in Adelaide, South Australia. Since his initial project, outlined in his talk above, he has been working with Wombats SA to further refine / define a wombat condition guide that can be used by people sighting wombats in the wild, whether they are researchers or rescuers or members of the public.

Our huge thanks to Matt for his work and also for speaking at our AGM.

If you would like further information about the Wombat Condition Guide, please send an email to info@wombatssa.org.au.</video:description>
         <video:publication_date>2022-05-19T08:41:58Z</video:publication_date>
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         <video:title>Wombats SA Volunteering</video:title>
         <video:description>There&apos;s just a magic feeling in the air on any of our wildlife reserves; it makes volunteering with Wombats SA special. You can join us! For more information, check out our website at http://nhssa.com.au/support-us/visitor-volunteer-weekends/. See what we&apos;ve been up to lately on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NHSSA/.</video:description>
         <video:publication_date>2017-12-14T08:47:53Z</video:publication_date>
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         <video:title>Untangling the Web: The Australian Online Trade of Terrestrial Invertebrates - Charlie Lassaline</video:title>
         <video:description>Charlie Lassaline&apos;s presentation given at the 2023 AGM for Wombats SA - 27 April 2023.

Charlie (a.k.a. Charlotte Lassaline) is a conservation ecologist currently working on her PhD at the University of Adelaide. In 2021 she completed her honours titled &quot;Untangling the Web: Dynamics of the Australian Online Terrestrial Invertebrate Trade&quot;, for which she was awarded the Alwin Clements Prize in Natural History. Prior to this project, the trade of invertebrates in Australia had never been researched. Here, she presents the findings from her honours project, detailing the vast range of terrestrial invertebrates traded in Australia and the threats this poses to the conservation of native species and Australia&apos;s biosecurity. Charlie also discusses her recently commenced PhD at the University of Adelaide, expanding on her honours research by also assessing the international trade of Native Australian invertebrates.

Invertebrates constitute 80% of all described species and play major roles in ecosystem processes. Yet, their conservation often receives minimal attention, compared to more ‘charismatic’ vertebrate species. It is crucial to research and monitor the trade of terrestrial invertebrates in Australia, to ensure our native populations are not being negatively affected by unsustainable wild harvesting and the introduction and spread of invasive species.</video:description>
         <video:publication_date>2023-05-01T05:36:01Z</video:publication_date>
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         <video:title>How to Join a Zoom Meeting</video:title>
         <video:description>Need to join a zoom meeting? If someone asked you to join a zoom meeting or sent you an email to join a zoom meeting, this is the video for you.

We will look at joining a zoom meeting that you are invited to and a quick overview of the zoom app once we joined a meeting.

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         <video:publication_date>2020-03-31T01:00:08Z</video:publication_date>
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         <video:title>How to Join a Zoom Meeting Without Installing Zoom - Zoom in the Browser</video:title>
         <video:description>How to join a Zoom meeting without installing Zoom? In this tutorial, I show you how to join Zoom meetings from your browser. This means you do not have to download and install Zoom to join a Zoom meeting. The browser version of Zoom has some limitations, but still includes the ability to present your webcam, mic, share your screen, manage participants, and chat. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions while joining Zoom from your web browser.

More Zoom Meeting Tutorials:
How to Fix Webcam Issues in Zoom: https://youtu.be/ovpgOSsJKA8
How to Fix Mic Issues in Zoom: https://youtu.be/Xqez_BaMgCM
How to Change the Background in Zoom: https://youtu.be/WqzJCjUjATc
How to Use Zoom Free Video Conferencing &amp; Virtual Meetings: https://youtu.be/CutlpvSlRfs
Zoom Video Conferencing Tips &amp; Tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8griS8Ww-Kkq-zfJ9-XG8oAKwqO5p4sK

How to Join a Zoom Meeting Without Installing Zoom:
1. Access the Zoom meeting URL that is sent to you to join a Zoom meeting.
2. The browser will prompt you to open or download Zoom. Cancel those prompts.
3. Now click the link where it says &quot;If nothing prompts from browser, click here to launch the meeting.” Select Click here.
4. Select cancel if prompted to open Zoom again. 
5. A new link will appear at the bottom that says, &quot;join from your browser,” select this link.
6. Enter the Zoom meeting password and configure your name for the Zoom meeting.
7. Select Join.
8. The Zoom meeting will now open in your browser. If prompted, ensure you grant access to your webcam and microphone.

Helpful Zoom Support Topics:
Show a &quot;Join from your browser&quot; Link: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115005666383-Show-a-Join-from-your-browser-Link
Launching Zoom from a web browser: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362593-Launching-Zoom-from-a-web-browser
Zoom web client: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/214629443-Zoom-web-client
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