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| From: | "Michael Hunter" <> |
| Date: | Tue, 3 Nov 2009 16:39:39 +1100 |
Hi Frank,
Thanks for your post on the Western Night Parrot.
WA (CALM) had a good record for fencing off a couple of
peninsulas from ferals in order to protect native spp. up north. I brought up
Cape Arid NP on mapit.com.au, and the bits projecting into the sea looks ideal
for fencing off. Are the WNPs on those bits?
Cheers
Michael
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