Photo Credit Marc_Irvin_ Malleefowl bird
Are you interested in saving the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby, a small agile marsupial with a distinctive bushy tail? Or the strikingly marked Malleefowl, a ground-dwelling bird known for its loud call? Or the rare and unusual looking Wollemi pine known as the ‘Dinosaur tree’?
Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) Chief Executive, Terry Bailey today invited the community, ecologists and threatened species experts, to get online and review the latest draft conservation project plans to save 47 (4 iconic, 24 site-managed and 19 landscape-managed species) of the State’s almost 1,000 threatened species.
The draft strategies can be reviewed and comments provided at:
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/threatenedspecies/ProposedPASA...
The public exhibition closes on Monday 8 February 2016
Photo Credit Marc_Irvin_ Malleefowl bird
Are you interested in saving the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby, a small agile marsupial with a distinctive bushy tail? Or the strikingly marked Malleefowl, a ground-dwelling bird known for its loud call? Or the rare and unusual looking Wollemi pine known as the ‘Dinosaur tree’?
Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) Chief Executive, Terry Bailey today invited the community, ecologists and threatened species experts, to get online and review the latest draft conservation project plans to save 47 (4 iconic, 24 site-managed and 19 landscape-managed species) of the State’s almost 1,000 threatened species.
The draft strategies can be reviewed and comments provided at:
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/threatenedspecies/ProposedPASA...
The public exhibition closes on Monday 8 February 2016