
Managing whitebait - a species in decline
Four of our six whitebait species are categorised as threatened or at risk of extinction.
Four of our six whitebait species are categorised as threatened or at risk of extinction.
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Whitebaiting rules are set to change in a bid to save the species, but it is enough?
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This is a neverending war with periods of peace after bouts of extermination.
Pigs unique value in land management is that they don't eat trees, shrubs, vines or flax
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