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Re: Lord Howe Island endemics.

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Subject: Re: Lord Howe Island endemics.
From: Lawrie Conole <>
Date: Wed, 05 May 2004 09:30:04 +1000
 wrote:

There is a draft multi-species Recovery Plan for Lord Howe Island (which I haven't read). I've been told that there is a long term plan to release insects on the main island but this will be dependant upon the eradication of rats. In regards LHI Currawongs, well ... it may take a bit of the predation pressure off the White Terns.


Follow this link for more LHI phasmid info ....  http://www.insektus.com/


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