Credits

		Telematics Course Development Fund Trust Funding for the Australian Wildlife Cam project was provided by the Telematics Course Development Fund Trust.
		Gould League Gould Group created the Australian Wildlife Cam concept and has managed the project from its inception. Gould League developed innovative curriculum resources to leverage the learning opportunities presented by this exciting initiative.
		Melbourne Wildlife Sanctuary The Melbourne Wildlife Sanctuary is a joint venture between Gould League and La Trobe University providing an educational context for Australia's natural heritage. In his capacity as Education Officer, Dr Adrian Daniell contributed significantly to setting up the nestboxes, cameras and equipment, as well as to biological information on the site.
		La Trobe University La Trobe University is the Gould League’s partner in the Melbourne Wildlife Sanctuary project. The amazing animal feeds are delivered via the La Trobe University network.
		DDSN Interactive DDSN Interactive has been the creative technology partner on several award-winning Gould League websites. They’ve really pushed the envelope with flash technology and integrating the live video feeds to deliver this beautiful site. Other amazing sites that the Gould League and DDSN have built together include Wildscape and Flora for Fauna.
		Nocturnal Solutions Nocturnal Solutions - specialists in wildlife survey equipment - coordinated the cameras, cabling, software and hardware behind Australian Wildlife Cam. Nocturnal Solutions’ founder Gary Connor has contributed many hours to develop the innovative solution feeding this website as well as working on trench-digging and installing equipment.
		Pacific Communications Pacific Communications is a leading Australian provider of video surveillance and security solutions. As you can imagine, their equipment is being employed in a most unusual way for Australian Wildlife Cam. We acknowledge the efforts of Pacific Communications’ staff to work with us to deliver a solution allowing us this privileged access to the secret life of some of Australia’s beautiful and fascinating native animals.
		Department of Education & Training The Department of Education & Training funded the first program at the Melbourne Wildlife Sanctuary, Habitat Heroes. This work seeded several ideas for the Sanctuary including those that became the Australian Wildlife Cam.