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Bounceback - Flinders Ranges - Brochure
Opens a pop-up window Bounceback - Flinders Ranges Brochure South Australian Department for Environment and Heritage, 2002 PDF file Bounceback - Flinders Ranges - Brochure (PDF - 879 KB) About the brochure ... across the region, with particular focus on core areas of the Flinders Ranges National Park (FRNP) and Gammon Ranges National Park (GRNP) Remove major threats to biodiversity and ecological ...
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National Association for Interpretation
Wetland Birding Trail Fermata, Inc. 3. Living With Land Interpretive Trail—Old Wilpena Station (Flinders Ranges NP, South Australia) South Australia Department of Environment and Heritage Video/Film 1. ... Center Split Rock Studios 3. Living With Land Interpretive Trail—Old Wilpena Station (Flinders Ranges NP, South Australia) South Australia Department of Environment and Heritage Multi-media 1. ...
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Planeta Australia
QUEENSLAND Queensland Brisbane Cairns Gold Coast Torres Strait Islands Townsville SOUTH AUSTRALIA South Australia Adelaide Flinders Ranges TASMANIA Tasmania Forestry and Tourism in Tasmania Hobart VICTORIA Victoria Melbourne WESTERN AUSTRALIA Western Australia ...
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Biodiversity publications
Feral pig management plan Flinders Island, Tasmania Impact of fox baiting on Tiger Quoll populations, project ID: 00016505 - ... , fact sheets and case studies Australian pest animal strategy brochure - August 2007 Bounceback - Flinders Ranges European red fox (Vulpes vulpes) - 2004 European wild rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) - 2004 Feral ...
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Biodiversity - Sitemap
Region Biodiversity Conservation Programs of the Northern and Yorke Region Bounceback - Flinders Ranges Regional Recovery Pilot Project - Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Contact Additional Information Naturelinks Heritage Agreement Scheme Sanctuaries Education - Biodiversity Plans ...
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Biodiversity - Ecosystem Conservation
Yorke Region website Bounceback - Flinders Ranges Bounceback is an ecological restoration program operating in the Flinders Ranges and Vulkathunha Gammon Ranges National Parks and on surrounding properties. Bounceback is working towards the restoration of ecosystems to protect species that have persisted in the Flinders Ranges ...
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Kangaroo Industry Assocn of Australia - Background Info
Earth is visible, with the Flinders Ranges rising above the far distant horizon. Mulyungarie has become the showcase for a determined kangaroo ...
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Keeping Marsupials : Keeping and Breeding Marsupials in Captivity, Maintaining Injured and Orphaned Wildlife in Captivity, Animal Husbandry, Australian Marsupials, Australian Mammals, Marsupial Conservation
Many years ago, one enterprising park manager in the Flinders Ranges erected a notice board by the road advising of the evenings entertainment, and now, along ...
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Keeping Marsupials : Keeping and Breeding Marsupials in Captivity, Maintaining Injured and Orphaned Wildlife in Captivity, Animal Husbandry, Australian Marsupials, Australian Mammals, Marsupial Conservation
Toolache Wallaby - Presumed extinct Yellow-footed Rock-Wallaby - Uncommon, occurs in the Gawler and Flinders Ranges Black-footed Rock-Wallaby - Sub species, Pearson Island Rock-Wallaby - exists on three off ... immediate danger of extinction, as nearly 200 separate colonies have been located in the Flinders Ranges alone. Research at a study site there has provided information on population changes and ...
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The Thylacine Museum - The Natural History of Thylacinus cynocephalus: Alleged Mainland Thylacine Sightings (page 2)
I understand that most suggestions of thylacine come from the northern end of the Flinders Ranges. This has always been an extremely isolated region - a relatively harsh environment for introduced animals ... more populated area of Tasmania. It may be that Tasmanian thylacines were translocated to the Flinders Ranges, but if so, then I would expect that to happen closest to Adelaide, not in ...
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