And the answer to that I guess is because neither of the major parties seem
to make it a priority - and the reason they do not is that it is not in
general a vote winner because most people unfortunately do not care much -
one sees periodical surveys of what issues people regard as important when
choosing who to vote for and conservation/environment issues are usually
way down the list.
Now if all BirdingAus readers moved to a marginal constituency it might
make a difference......
On 7 September 2014 21:07, Debbie Lustig <>
wrote:
> The question is not on what basis should we choose to allocate scarce
> resources to save threatened species. The question is, why are those
> resources so scarce in the first place?
>
> Triage of threatened species, "zombie species"...they're all getting an
> airing lately. In the complete absence of the comprehensive discussions
> that are not.
>
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