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..." of bat study groups needs to be apolitical. Until wildlife biologists become much more political they will achieve few of their goals and do little for the conservation of Australia's biota. After all no one else, mining company executives, farmers, timber industry representatives and greenies, shrinks...

... biologists become much more political they will achieve few of their goals and do little for the conservation of Australia's biota. After all no one else, mining company executives, farmers, timber industry representatives and greenies, shrinks from the political arena, why should biologists or bat lovers...

... was to remove high conservation value forests from allocation, but find resources from other areas to bridge the gap until the industry was restructured. Government funding was available for re equipping mills. One of the largest mills in New South Wales utilising rainforest timbers (Big River Timbers...

... the disarray from the accelerating decline in funding at universities and followed with the challenging statement that research and innovation are crucial to our economic future, for three reasons . These were crucial, he said, because the continuing competitiveness of our commodity-based industries rests...

... NP that had a high density of hollow-bearing trees. Except for Seven Mile Beach NP and the Jervis Bay area all reserves were burnt by the Currowan wildfire in the summer of 20192020. Prior to this wildfire the region had been in rain deficit and declared in drought (Department of Primary Industries...

... Proceedings in Asian Studies No. 3. Ramsay, B. 1994.Commercial Use of Wild Animals in Australia. Department of Primary Industries and Energy, Bureau of Resource Sciences. Canberra: Australian Government Printing Service. Commercial Use of Wild Animals in Australia Roddewig, R. 1978.Green Bans...

..., they are feral dogs. We view the dingo as being distinct to that of a feral dog, which is why we view the term wild dog as a misleading classification labelling both dingo and dog as one species. We acknowledge the constant battle of the dingo with the agricultural industry. But if we are to properly acknowledge...