...David Milledge; Todd Soderquist ABSTRACT In November and December 2019, wildfires in the lower Richmond River district of north-eastern New South Wales burned large tracts of forest including the territories of three pairs of Barking Owls Ninox connivens where breeding activity and two active nests...

...Dianne Vavryn Barmoya Reunion Committee, 1994. Back to Barmoya Reunion. Hoy, N. T., 1993. Establishment of Trees on Saline Waterlogged Soils. Unpub. Masters Thesis, central Queensland, 132 pp. Early history of flying foxes in the Barmoya district near Rockhampton, central...

..., Australia 2 National Agriculture and Quarantine Inspection Authority, Papua New Guinea 3 Independent veterinarian, Australia 4 Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney Local Health District, 50 Missenden Road, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia 5 The University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia Corresponding author...

...Matthew Mo The Broad-tailed Gecko Phyllurus platurus is a saxicolous lizard occurring in the Sydney Basin including the Sydney Metropolitan Area. A search of desktop records confirms that populations remain across the region, including in the central business district and in long-established...

... establishment and spread of foxes across Victoria before 1880. The main point of successful establishment was in Werribee district, possibly in about 1874 (but definitely by 1878), and probably by the wealthy Chirnside family of Werribee Park. Foxes became conspicuously numerous between Geelong and Melbourne...

... unproductive and bleeding. The dingo has allowed this landscape to be effectively rested for the first time in 130 years because, in the past 10 to 15 years, the dingoes have entirely removed the goats from Wooleen and almost entirely removed them from the Murchison, Gascoyne and Goldfields districts...

....*Bulahdelah District, NSW Forests. P.O. Box 20, Bulahdelah, NSW. 2423. *Current address: Australian Heritage Commission. Canberra, ACT. A B S T R A C T We undertook field work (aural and visual surveys) and a literature review to obtain information on the biology of the Green-thighed Frog including...

... South Wales 2119. Australia. E-mail frankl@sf.nsw.gov.au 2Bulahdelah District, State Forests of New South Wales. 3Present Address.Australian Heritage Commission. GPO Box 787, Canberra. Australian Capital Territory. 2601. Australia. E-mail Cameron.Slatyer@ea.gov.au A B ST R A C T Miniature radio...

... integrated with other records of early declines, are suggestive of the epizootic spreading rapidly from the Shark Bay district in the 1880s. The lower south-west area was affected last, before 1920. Descriptions of clinical signs are imprecise but do refer to numerous dead or dying animals, mange, alopecia...

...Frances Hrdina So-called Marsupial Destruction Acts were in force in Queensland horn I877 to 1930. The Acts were administered by District Boards which paid bonuses (bounties on presentation of scalps) and kept annual records of their activities. During that period over 27 million macropods...

...S. Phillips; K.R. Zenger; B.J. Richardson Rabbits have been present in the Sydney district since well before the Geelong release that provided the genetic stock of rabbits seen throughout most of Australia. In this study a comparison was made between the genetic variation present...

... of the surrounding district, along with a leaflet drop requesting information on any sightings of bell frogs from local landholders, did not reveal any additional populations. Some breeding sites have been affected by cattle grazing and by conversion of native tussock grassland to improved pasture. However...

... in Australia 5: 100-103. Report on the koala survey, 1967 Wildlife in Australia 5 100 103 Kirkpatrick, T.H. 1966. Mammals, birds and reptiles of the Warwick district, Queensland. I. Introduction and mammals. Queensland Journal of Agricultural and Animal Sciences 23: 591-598. Mammals, birds...

... tributaries of Cooper s Creek), and Mulga, Gidyea and other shrublands and low woodlands on red-earths and laterites. The station is part of the vast Lake Eyre Basin catchment which covers 17% of Australia. As elsewhere in the district, virtually no clearing of native vegetation has occurred on Noonbah...

... and proposals made for their conservation and management. INTRODUCTION Since 1976 the State Forests of the Bega district on the south coast of New South Wales have been subjected to integrated logging for pulpwood and sawlogs. The scale of operations of integrated logging is much greater than that of selective...