Tim Allard
Tim Allard is the chief executive of the Australian Wildlife Conservancy, a leading organization focused on the conservation of Australia's unique wildlife. With a strong emphasis on addressing the threats posed by climate change and human activities, Allard works to protect various species and their habitats. He has been vocal about the challenges faced by vulnerable populations, such as the little penguins in Sydney, highlighting the impacts of predation and environmental changes on these iconic animals.
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Australian Wildlife Conservancy Chief Executive Officer Tim Allard highlighted the importance of continued cooperation between agencies in statements provided to the NSW Government.
In 2016, NSW began fencing feral cats and foxes out of three reserves; 10 years later, 13 locally extinct species had returned, some after 100+ years, and were breeding again
India· 2026-09-14
Tim Allard is the chief executive of the Australian Wildlife Conservancy.
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Australia· 2026-03-03