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Alunga doing well in the Flinders
News article | 05 December 2022
Alunga doing well in the Flinders
News article | 05 December 2022
Ten new populations of the Slender Bell Fruit (Codonocarpus pyramidalis) have been located in the Flinders Ranges. Known to the local Adnyamathanha traditional owners as Alunga and to local landholders as the Chinese Lantern Tree, this mysterious plant species is listed as nationally vulnerable and endangered in South Australia. It is believed to have a minor occurrence in New South Wales in addition to populations in the central and northern Flinders Ranges and in the Olary Ranges.
It's a good year to be a Malleefowl
News article | 05 December 2022
Diseases detected in Arid Land feral pigs
News article | 23 August 2022
Love wildflowers? Keep your eyes peeled for these native stunners
News article | 16 August 2022
Grant funding available from SA Kangaroo Partnership
News article | 16 August 2022

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