Bettongs go to work as eco-engineers | ABC News

An army of tiny engineers is undertaking an ambitious project to restore biodiversity on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula.
There isn't a hard hat or hi-vis vest in sight though, with the work being done by a newly-reintroduced population of bettongs.
Researchers are watching closely to see how these marsupial workers are helping plants and animals bounce-back after years of habitat loss.
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