Although it's understandable that Australia's bushfire crisis would seem like a distant memory with everything else that's going on right now, it was only at the beginning of March that the New South Wales Rural Fire Service declared that all fires were out.
As Good Morning America reported, the fires raged throughout the nation for 240 days before this happened. In that time, at least 25 people lost their lives, 2,500 homes were destroyed and 13 million acres of land was scorched.
But while these were tragic results for Australia's human population, the bushfires also devastated the nation's wildlife, with over 1 billion animals dying in the disaster.
As 800 million of these creatures were in New South Wales alone, it's only natural that those in the region would seek a sign of hope that the region will one day recover.
Today, the staff of one wildlife park thinks they have it.
