AM24010Habitat preferences of arboreal mammals in box-ironbark forest during maternal and non-maternal periods
Artificial tree cavities may be installed to restore habitat quality for tree-cavity-dependent wildlife. We used detections of the brush-tailed phascogale (Phascogale tapoatafa) and the inland sugar glider (Petaurus notatus) in nest boxes over a 6-year period to investigate the influence of the surrounding forest on nest box use. Image: R. Goldingay