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Threatened species on Norfolk Island

This project will focus on native plants and birds on Norfolk Island and the factors shaping their conservation. It will be a collaboration with National Parks scientists and managers on Norfolk Island and in Canberra.

Supervisor: Associate Professor Salit Kark

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