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Conservation

Articles on the conservation of flora, fauna and habitat

Mt Rothwell first newsletter

Posted Sun, 03/03/2013 - 17:13 by tonyf

Mt Rothwell Biodiverity Interpretation Centre has issued its first edition its new series of newsletters.

They would like to thank Susie Inglis from the WMCN who volunteered her time to help them facilitate, edit and design the newsletter.

If readers would like to add themselves to the mail list please email Annette Rypalski (annette at mtrothwell.com.au).

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From the President: Places you love

Posted Wed, 29/08/2012 - 09:45 by BB

A new campaign urges us to make our voice heard for biodiversity conservation. The Places You Love campaign is being run by an alliance of conservation groups. It aims to counter a corporate-led attack on Australia’s conservation laws.

What if flora and fauna had a vote?

Posted Mon, 28/05/2012 - 22:16 by BB

In early May IFFA took part in a deputation to the Shadow Minister for the Environment, Lisa Neville. We joined concerned members of the public to express concern at the dismissal of Threatened Species Officers by the State Government under Ted Baillieu.

The forgotten flora – how the Baillieu Government has turned its back on threatened species

Posted Mon, 28/05/2012 - 12:10 by karl

Candy_Spider-orchid_photo_small_by_David_Pitts-100x100.jpgWe pulled off the dusty track and parked the car under a gnarly young stringybark tree. Before us was a diverse heathy woodland, alive with the colour of wildflowers in full spring bloom. In the distance I could see rugged sandstone escarpments, lined with dark stunted trees and ancient boulders.

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