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INCLUDING REGENT HONEYEATER

INCLUDING REGENT HONEYEATER

by Arleen | Feb 5, 2023 | 100 species endangered, Critically endangered, Endangered, Kookaburra, Regent Honeyeater, Scarlet Jezebel

OVER 100 NSW BIRD SPECIES THREATENED –  INCLUDING  REGENT HONEYEATER According to the NSW Government’s Saving our Species program, there are currently over 100 priority bird species in NSW that are listed as threatened under the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Act...
BUTTERFLIES, BEES & BUGS

BUTTERFLIES, BEES & BUGS

by Arleen | Feb 2, 2023 | Bees, Butterflies, Monarch Butterfly, Scarlet Jezebel

BUTTERFLIES The importance of the insect kingdom to our ecosystems cannot be over-emphasized. If we are to live in holistically with our environment, we rely on our insect friends to maintain balance. Butterflies are beautiful and easy to love, but even less...

Woodlands are areas of trees which are generally no more than fifty meters high, and the tree canopies do not meet.

In this way, woodlands differ from denser forest or rainforest areas because of the wider spacing of their trees.

The wider spacing results in more light on the ground, which increases the number of plant species and that in turn has the potential to support the biodiversity of animals, insects and reptiles.

Unfortunately, the decline in NSW native woodlands has become critical, and as a result the number of vulnerable, threatened, endangered and extinct species is rapidly growing.

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Save Our Woodlands is passionately committed to preserving the woodlands of NSW, Australia.

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