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Rebirth of the Bilby

The Greater Bilby (Macrotis lagotis) has been greatly affected by European settlement. Originally distributed over 70% of the continent including Western Australia, South Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland and New South Wales, it is now believed they occupy only 20% of their former range (Southgate 1990). Unfortunately these populations still appear to be declining. The bilby is listed as nationally vulnerable, and was extinct in South Australia.

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Attention Students: Bush For Life Training Workshop on Monday 12 April

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Water Wednesday Forum - Podcasts Now Available

Water Wednesday forum “Is storm water flowing to sea really wasted?” now available as .

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Reflecting Waters: Presentation by Visiting Professor

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Clean Water for a Healthy World, World Water Day 2010

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Inaugural Meeting of CET Advisory Board

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Is storm water flowing to sea really wasted?

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William Laurance in Adelaide

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James Hansen "After Copenhagen" seminar - podcast now available

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New findings on Tassie Devil DNA

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