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Threatened native animals get $12m boost

The brush-tailed rock-wallaby is one of the species hoped to benefit from the funding. (AAP)

Dozens of threatened native Australian species will have their habitats restored, populations boosted and predators managed through $12 million in federal government grants.

Environment Minister Sussan Ley says the funding, part of the government's Threatened Species Strategy Action Plan, will help protect more than 60 priority species.

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