Biodiversity Corridor to Help Tackle Climate Change
Source: South Australia. Environment and Conservation Minister
"The State Government has released the first of its plans for five large-scale conservation corridors to help South Australia’s plants, animals and ecosystems survive and adapt to climate change. Environment and Conservation Minister Jay Weatherill has launched the East meets West NatureLink Plan – a critical step in establishing the State’s first biodiversity corridor to link isolated areas of habitat in the west of the State."
Friday, November 28, 2008
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Labels: Climate change, Environment
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