Red Goshawk

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Subject:	Red Goshawk
From:	Chris Brandis <>
Date:	Sun, 30 Dec 2018 19:39:05 +1100

Remember, if you can not measure it you can not control it.

Look at the important data obtained by tracking albatross and the finding their feeding areas which can then be targeted for protection.

Cheers

On 30/12/2018 1:32 pm, Stephen Ambrose wrote:

Hi David,

Re nest sites: If you have information about nest site locations that you don’t want to share with the Red Goshawk Recovery Team (via Richard Seaton), that hinders the team’s ability to estimate the species’ distribution and abundance and to promote the species’ recovery. So I would encourage you to reconsider your decision not to share your information with the Red Goshawk Recovery Team. Sharing that information will result in a better conservation outcome for Red Goshawks.

Stephen Ambrose

Ryde NSW

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