'We can't afford to get this wrong': relocating Leadbeater's possums is risky - but it's their only chance

Exclusive: With only 33 of Victoria's lowland population left, the team charged with their recovery says 'we need to be proactive'Get our free news app; get our morning email briefingAs dusk has fallen each night for the last seven days, Dan Harley and Arabella Eyre have turned to each other and said: "They'll be coming out about now."A week ago, the pair executed a risky plan to relocate five tiny Leadbeater's possums - each about as heavy as an apple and the size of a fist - from their last remaining bolthole in Victoria to a new home in a forest swamp, three hours' drive away. Continue reading...