Nature like 'a game of Jenga', University of Newcastle Professor Matthew Hayward says, ahead of the Convention on Biological Diversity

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August 8 2022 - 9:00am
On The Mainland: An eastern quoll in Barrington Tops. Aussie Ark said 23 eastern quoll joeys had been born at a breeding facility there. Picture: Aussie Ark
On The Mainland: An eastern quoll in Barrington Tops. Aussie Ark said 23 eastern quoll joeys had been born at a breeding facility there. Picture: Aussie Ark

The Hunter's biodiversity has done relatively well in the past, but its fauna "may be in the next wave of declines", University of Newcastle Professor Matthew Hayward says.

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Damon Cronshaw

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