Join us for the first of two episodes about the savanna glider - a marsupial of Northern Australia - with Dr Alyson Stobo-Wilson and Dr Teigan Cremona from Charles Darwin University.

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(00:00) Intro

(00:30) Alyson and Tegan's research

(01:48) Describing the savanna glider

(02:38) Gliding distance and variation in body size

(04:59) Diet

(12:00) Where in Northern Australia can you find them?

(13:08) Predators of savanna gliders

(14:52) Gliders' ecological role as pollen spreaders

(15:27) Finding gliders at night

(17:50) Communication among gliders

(20:28) Social grouping

(22:46) Living in tree hollows

(23:14) Time in the pouch

(24:18) Lifespan

(24:45) Episode break

(25:30) Evolution

(27:59) Threats

(32:33) What land managers can do

(34:53) Indigenous people and gliders

(38:19) What citizens can do

(40:45) Monitoring to learn about Kimberley savanna gliders

(43:37) Being a savanna glider

(46:20) Outro

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