Fears numbats 'now ash' as prescribed 'inferno' razes one of WA's last two habitats
2021-05-02 08:46
A farmer who showed officials places where the endangered animals had been seen says the aerial burn – which tore through 1,900 hectares – was carried out as if there were "no numbats there".
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