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Archive for June, 2003

Salinity killing wildlife habitatLink to full story

The Australian Conservation Foundation and Southcorp will work together on a new campaign called “Salt: Nature in the Balance”.

Fishing in the Great Barrier Reef Marine ParkLink to full story

Fishing is permitted on over 95% of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, despite it being a World Heritage Area. The Australian Conservation Foundation is campaigning for 50% of the Park to be classed as “Green Zone” protected areas.

Cane toad discovered on remote islandLink to full story

A cane toad has been found on an island in the Gulf of Carpentaria, home to a number of northern quolls. According to the Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife Service, the island’s quoll population may be at risk.

Bulldozing of SA sand dunes to be investigatedLink to full story

The South Australian Department of Environment and Heritage will investigate allegations that Clean Seas Aquaculture cleared sand dunes in a reserve on the east coast of the Eyre Peninsula.

Tasmanian landholders may ask for compensationLink to full story

A Tasmanian Government inquiry is examining the conservation of environmental and cultural assets on private land. Some farmers may seek compensation if they are unable to work their land due to conservation requirements.