It’s been a big year for the Regent Honeyeater, and the captive bred birds released in the Hunter region this year are doing well and settling into a life in the wild, a significant step in protecting this critically endangered species. It’s the work of our landcarers on public and private land that has ensured the Regent Honeyeaters have good quality habitat to thrive and survive in. Let’s celebrate their success in the Hunter region as we continue to look after the vegetation communities that support them.
