‘Caring for country: managing cats’ now available in Yolŋu Matha
We are pleased to launch the Yolŋu Matha version of our animation ‘Caring for country: managing cats’, available for viewing below. This animation highlights the importance of surgical desexing to prevent cat overpopulation at the community scale. Did you know there...‘Tick Sickness’ animation now available in Torres Strait Creole
We are proud to share the Torres Strait Creole version of our animation ‘Tick Sickness’, available for viewing below. One year into the International Decade of Indigenous languages, AMRRIC is continuing its efforts to promote and support Indigenous languages, as...
A big shout out to one of our Fundraising Heros: Thanks Paul!
Paul has been raising money for charity through the container exchange program in NSW since 2017 and has donated a whopping $11,000 to charity so far. Family, friends, workmates, neighbours and people in his community generously give Paul their recycling and once he...
GPS dog-tagging in remote communities teaches students the Scientific Method!
Photo: Students fit tagging device and collar on a dog in a remote community in East Arnhem Land, NT AMRRIC partnered with East Arnhem Regional Council (EARC), with the support of science organization Inspired NT, to run their ‘’Secret Life of Remote Dogs’’ project...