Landmark release sees bilbies return to Sturt National Park in NSW

A nocturnal marsupial has been reintroduced into a feral-free area created by a UNSW-led project.

Drought-breaking rains not enough to boost wetland bird numbers

Wetland bird populations across eastern Australia have failed to respond to drought-breaking rains, as reservoirs and farm dams absorbed the bulk of of water flows.

Wednesday, November 25, 2020

Locally extinct mammals return to NSW’s far west

A UNSW Sydney project has received funding to re-establish locally extinct native mammals beyond small fenced safe havens.

Drying Macquarie River which supplies the Macquarie Marshes, location for upstream re-regulating storage

Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Submission on Rationale for, and impacts of, new dams and other water infrastructure in NSW

There are significant environmental, cultural, social and economic costs of building dams.

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Landmark release sees bilbies return to Sturt National Park in NSW

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Drought-breaking rains not enough to boost wetland bird numbers

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Landmark release sees bilbies return to Sturt National Park in NSW

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Drought-breaking rains not enough to boost wetland bird numbers

Locally extinct mammals return to NSW’s far west

Submission on Rationale for, and impacts of, new dams and other water infrastructure in NSW

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