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forgot to mention, at Kallara campgrounds, boundary Hill Road, Boho South :-)
I am just wondering if there is a local environmental/conservation expert who could lead a bush walk at a church camp on sat 5th or sun 6th Jan around 4.30pm with a focus on learning about the local environment, native ecosystems, weeds and other threatening processes and perhaps some indigenous land use perspectives
Love the Goanna shots, and the news that their numbers are increasing.
Good seasons upon good seasons have done that with the Duck populations in the Murray Darling Basin, so maybe something is happening along those lines with your Goannas.
Best wishes for the Summer Season.
Denis