Short-lived conservation victory

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Subject:	Short-lived conservation victory
From:	Trevor Quested <>
Date:	Fri, 5 Feb 2010 06:19:16 +1000

It is with much regret I have to announce the intention of the foreign-owned 
Bundaberg Sugar to bulldozing the rainforest for housing in the Moore Park 
Beach area near Bundaberg, Queensland. Several people on birding-aus predicted 
this would happen. I have scanned an article in yesterday's press that has a 
least a nice shot of Jack Moorhead. You can read it on our website here 
http://www.bundabergbirdobservers.org/BundabergBirdObservers.org/Moore_Park_rainforest_conservation.html

Trevor Quested
Bundaberg, Qld




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