In the past 50 years, around half of bee, butterfly and moth species studied in the 2013 State of Nature Report have declined.
It's more important than ever to provide important resources
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🐝habitat connectivity
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@_erikaroper Erika I seem to remember you were interested in species data for forests. Please let me know if that is correct. I work with botanist Ann Moran. Ann has a database covering the whole of Australia. Mike Fox [email protected]
Just stretching the legs... 🦉
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