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Hunter Region Landcare Network

3 weeks ago

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Lake Macquarie Landcare Volunteer Network!

Big Wins: "Creating a successful working partnership between passionate, dedicated and hardworking local volunteers and Lake Macquarie City Council".

To read the full story visit: hunterlandcare.org.au/lake-macquarie-landcare-volunteer-network/

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Hunter Region Landcare Network

3 weeks ago

Shout out to the team on the Woodland Birds Program. They are a brilliant bunch working to fight off the extinction of threatened species! Check out what they have to say below....

"Today, on National Threatened Species Day, we wanted to share with you some of our work bringing threatened species back from the brink with this special footage of our first large-scale Regent Honeyeater Release in NSW. In June, BirdLife Australia and our partners released 20 of these Critically Endangered birds into NSW’s Hunter Valley, into one of the largest remaining Regent Honeyeater strongholds.

Over the last few months, it’s been wonderful to observe captive birds interacting with wild birds. One of our transmitter birds led us to at least six wild Regents, and already four of these birds appeared to have paired up – a promising sign for spring!

Regent Honeyeaters are a ‘flagship species’ – so supporting them helps improve the status of other birds that share their habitat. When you help save one bird from extinction, other birds will follow. We hope this will be the first of many NSW releases, and with only a few hundred Regents left, these releases could mean the difference between extinction and survival.

Your voice can help us bring our precious birds back from the brink.

Right now we need your voice more than ever to ensure our national environment laws actually protect nature. Our Federal politicians are considering these laws right now, and they need to know that Australians from all walks of life care."

Mick Roderick - NSW Woodland Birds Program Manager

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Find out more about this project at: www.birdlife.org.au/projects/woodland-birds-for-biodiversity

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Threatened Species Day 2020: Some good news from our Woodland Bird Team

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Today, on National Threatened Species Day 2020, we wanted to share with you some of our work bringing threatened species back from the brink with this specia...

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