Australian family bought a remote island to run a sheep farm, now they are turning it into a $4.8 million conservation sanctuary for endangered wildlife
- An Australian family who once built their life around sheep farming on a remote island are now helping give the same place a completely different future.
- Peter and Pamela Woolford took over Flinders Island off South Australia's Eyre Peninsula and raised their family there while running a Merino sheep station.
- Nearly five decades later, the island is at the centre of a $4.8 million conservation project backed by the Australian and South Australian governments.
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- An Australian family who once built their life around sheep farming on a remote island are now helping give the same place a completely different future.
- Peter and Pamela Woolford took over Flinders Island off South Australia's Eyre Peninsula and raised their family there while running a Merino sheep station.
- Nearly five decades later, the island is at the centre of a $4.8 million conservation project backed by the Australian and South Australian governments.
Sources: Times of India