SCI & TECH● LOWJul 17 · Jul 17, 2026, 5:26 PM
No Sign of Mice After World-First Operation on Australian Island
Human Progress
“Scientists and land managers from WA Parks and Wildlife Service and Monash University spent three days surveying Browse Island, a 17ha island 450km north-east of Broome, using thermal scanners, 400 mouse traps and motion-sensor cameras to search for surviving mice. And while it’s still too early to officially declare the island ‘mouse-free’, the results so […] The post No Sign of Mice After World-First Operation on Australian Island appeared first on Human Progress.
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