If there was a prize for the best shaped poo, wombats would take the cake thanks to their square-shaped scat. Tune in to this episode of Scat Chat with WWF to find out how wombats and their cubed poo are helping conservation efforts.

Featuring Dr Kita Ashman - Threatened Species and Climate Adaptation Ecologist, WWF-Australia

We would like to thank the following partners for their support of the work mentioned in this episode:
Charles Sturt University.
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

If there was a prize for the best shaped poo, wombats would take the cake thanks to their square-shaped scat. Tune in to this episode of Scat Chat with WWF to find out how wombats and their cubed poo are helping conservation efforts.
Featuring Dr Kita Ashman - Threatened Species and Climate Adaptation Ecologist, WWF-Australia
We would like to thank the following partners for their support of the work mentioned in this episode:
<ul>
<li>Charles Sturt University.</li>
<li>NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.</li>
</ul>

Tune in to Scat Chat with WWF-Australia, hosted by comedian Carlo Ritchie and featuring a fascinating line up of conservationists to get to the bottom of all the things that animal scat - or poo - can teach us about the animals that made it and what you can do at home to help them.

Tune in to Scat Chat with WWF-Australia, hosted by comedian Carlo Ritchie and featuring a fascinating line up of conservationists to get to the bottom of all the things that animal scat - or poo - can teach us about the animals that made it and what you can do at home to help them.

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