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November 18, 2020

We found a huge flaw in Australia’s environment laws. Wetlands and woodlands will pay the price

Manu Saunders, University of New England; Deborah Bower, University of New England; John Thomas Hunter, University of New England, and Sarah Mika, University of New England

There are 85 ‘threatened ecological communities’ listed under Australian environment law. But unrealistic criteria means they’re not adequately protected.

Wetlands can have decades-long dry periods. Felicity Burke/The Conversation

October 17, 2018

Why a wetland might not be wet

Deborah Bower, University of New England; Ben Vincent, University of New England; Darren Ryder, University of New England; John Thomas Hunter, University of New England; Lindsey Frost, University of New England; Manu Saunders, University of New England, and Sarah Mika, University of New England

Wetlands in Australia are often dry. They may look unassuming but it’s a vital part of their vibrant lifecycle.

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