MAXIMISING WOODLAND BIRD DIVERSITY IN BRIGALOW BELT FORESTS

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Author
Maron, Martine, Howes, Alison
Date Issued
2008-10-01
Date Accessioned
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Abstract

The Brigalow Belt is a national biodiversity hotspot, and its extensive forests and woodlands are potentially significant refugia for fragmentation-sensitive birds.

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Brigalow Belt

Identifier Other
PN22014
Categories
Land and Water Australia archive
Subject
legislation, land, biodiversity, tenure, land management, self management, vegetation, grazing, burning, storage, vegetation and biodiversity, 4c
LWProgram
Native Vegetation And Biodiversity R And D Program

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