Growth Centres Biodiversity Offset Program Annual Report 2017-18

Conserving western Sydney's threatened bushland

This report provides a summary of the Growth Centres Biodiversity Offset Program achievements for 2017-18. The program aims to permanently protect some of the best remaining bushland in western Sydney and surrounding regions.

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Date

19 December 2018

Publisher

Office of Environment and Heritage

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Publication

Cost

Free

Language

English

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ISSN 1837-5650
ID OEH20180601

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Pages 39

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