Brendon Clark
Brendon Clark is a liaison officer at the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, noted for his expertise in marine conservation and wildlife management. Recently, he gained attention for his involvement in responding to a mass stranding of 157 false killer whales on the north-west coast of Tasmania, where he provided crucial information about the challenges of rescuing the stranded animals and the efforts to assess their condition.
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Department liaison officer Brendon Clark said the stranding was the first by false killer whales in Tasmania since 1974.
Experts give up hope for 157 false killer whales beached on remote Australian island
United States· 2025-02-22
Brendon Clark, from the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, said the euthanasia process was expected to be completed today.
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Australia· 2025-02-20
Brendon Clark is the official responsible for wildlife at Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service.
150 Kleine Schwertwale in einer abgelegenen Bucht gestrandet
Switzerland· 2025-02-19Brendon Clark is the contact person for the Australian Department of Natural Resources and Environment.
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Hungary· 2025-02-19
Brendon Clark, a liaison officer for Tasmania’s department of natural resources and environment, explained the risks involved.
False Killer Whales: More than 150 false killer whales stranded on Australian beach, 90 euthanised | World News
India· 2025-02-19
Brendon Clark, a local wildlife protection agent, confirmed the difficulty of returning the stranded cetaceans to the water.
Australie : des dizaines de dauphins meurent après s’être échoués sur une plage de Tasmanie
France· 2025-02-19Brendon Clark, a liaison officer at the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, provided insights on the mass stranding of false killer whales.
More than 150 whales stranded on beach in remote north-western Tasmania | Whales
United Kingdom· 2025-02-19