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Tiny bushland patches offer lifeline to endangered Australian cockatoos

Urbanization is significantly impacting the habitats of Carnaby's cockatoos in Western Australia. Research indicates that these birds are forced to travel longer distances in search of food across divided landscapes. Even minor patches of native vegetation play a vital role as connections between larger habitats. It's essential for conservation initiatives to prioritize these smaller areas to…

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    Tiny bushland patches offer lifeline to endangered Australian cockatoos (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Urbanization is significantly impacting the habitats of Carnaby's cockatoos in Western Australia. Research indicates that these birds are forced to travel longer distances in search of food across divided landscapes. Even minor patches of native vegetation…

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