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Australia: new National Park helps critically endangered species

New national park at Dryandra Woodland a win for critically endangered numbat   A new national park has been created in the heart of Western Australia’s Wheatbelt, providing greater security for the future of some of the state’s most endangered animals. Key points: The woodland near Narrogin will now be classified as a national park About 15,000 hectares will be given greater levels of conservation It raises questions over why other areas aren’t being afforded the same protection The Dryandra Woodland near...

National Parks of Australia: Christmas Island turns 40

“Located 1500 km from the Australian mainland, Christmas Island is a remarkable ecotourism destination. This tiny dot of land in the Indian Ocean boasts tropical rainforests, freshwater wetlands, spectacular sea cliffs and diverse wildlife both above and below the water. Visit us to encounter rare birds, millions of crabs and an extraordinary array of marine life. ( Source : https://parksaustralia.gov.au/christmas/ ) Geology Christmas Island’s steep cliffs, stepped terraces and abundant caves are the result of a fascinating geological past. The...

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