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To: | "John Harris" <>, |
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Subject: | Glossy Balck Cockatoos |
From: | Carol Probets <> |
Date: | Wed, 4 Aug 2004 08:47:37 +1000 |
John,
Not sure how many GBC's there are across Australia but that blurb
obviously refers to the Kangaroo Island subspecies, which I believe is
critically endangered.
Cheers
Carol
At 4:49 PM +1000 2/8/04, John Harris wrote:
Dear All I just received an email stating that there was only 280 GBC left in Australia and to click onto the AMP website to register $1 for Greening Australia to revegetate Kangaroo Island ( in short). I have a number of problems with the blurb provided ( see below) AMP Foundation will donate up to $10,000 to this project, so tell your friends and encourage them to visit this site. Greening Australia's Glossy Black-Cockatoo project is a habitat restoration project. The Glossy Black-Cockatoo is only found on Kangaroo Island in South Australia and there are only approximately 280 of these critically endangered birds left.
It's a pity that they don't get their facts straight first. To that extent, is there a reasonable estimate of how many there are across Australia????? Regards John Harris |
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