Hi Chris,
I was just going to turn the computer off, but curiosity made me have a look at
it.
Some of those events are community festivals, the Biodiversity Surveys is
something new involving several councils in Melbourne's east, and I guess the
Orange-bellied Parrot and Regent Honeyeater numbers are so critical that it's
natural that surveys happen in their known part-time habitat. We're probably
the most densely peopled state for the area involved which means that we have
more people to do things relatively conveniently with regard to travel, and on
the negative side more effect on land and wildlife than more sparsely populated
states, although that mightn't be true. Maybe our much maligned climate makes
us more active!!!!
Sonja
On 03/03/2015, at 5:34 PM, "Chris Lloyd" <> wrote:
> Having just received my latest TBN Newsletter and having nothing better to
> do I quickly counted where the activity was according to the calendar of
> events at the end:
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> Victoria - 16
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> NSW - 7
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> SA - 7
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> Tasmania - 2
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> WA - 2
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> National - 1
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> Sorry if I have miss-counted the old eyes aren't what they were.
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> Why are birds so threatened in Victoria? Just saying...
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