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Saving our threatened woodland birds

Saving our Species

The woodlands of New South Wales are home to more than 250 species of birds, some of which are woodland specialists.
Publisher: Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
Cost: Free
Language: English
ISBN: 978-1-925974-38-6 / ID: EES20190292
File: PDF 527.6 KB / Pages 7
Name: saving-our-threatened-woodland-birds-190292.pdf
 
Tags: Saving our SpeciesThreatened species

Many landholders and Landcare groups, as well as Greening Australia, BirdLife Australia and the NSW Government are working together to help protect and restore woodland habitats for our beautiful threatened birds. Programs such as Saving Our Species and the Biodiversity Conservation Trust are providing much-needed funds to help landholders and groups achieve these goals. The most important first management step we can take is to protect existing woodland habitat.