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Local communities ‘have a key role’ in the war on wildlife poachers
Local communities may hold the key to saving the world's imperilled rhinos, elephants,...
CEED submits statement to Marine Reserves Review
The Australian Government is currently accepting comments regarding the future management of...
Flock of Bird Boxes land at UQ
Prof. Salit Kark & her research team are installing nest boxes around South-East Queensland...
Vanishing big trees puts Australia’s urban wildlife in peril
Australian cities must work harder to preserve their large, old trees if we want to keep...
Scientists race to save ‘books’ in the burning ‘library of life’
As species blink into extinction all around the world, environmental scientists in Australia have...
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Local communities ‘have a key role’ in the war on wildlife poachers
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CEED submits statement to Marine Reserves Review
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Flock of Bird Boxes land at UQ
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Vanishing big trees puts Australia’s urban wildlife in peril
Thursday, 18 December 2014 01:28 -
Scientists race to save ‘books’ in the burning ‘library of life’
Monday, 15 December 2014 04:59
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Local communities ‘have a key role’ in the war on wildlife poachers http://t.co/2UoA0cJKtW
RT @HugePossum: @j_a_mcgowan @HugePossum Aust federal marine reserves review is opportunity to put no-take in almost every bioregion http:/…
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"Rounding up and shipping out horses has had its chance as a management strategy, and it has failed completely. The result is that our iconic Kosciuszko National Park is under an accelerating path of degradation, while at the same time, thousands of horses face prolonged suffering and death in the wild." - Dr Don Driscoll and Dr Sam Banks |
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