National parks are not enough – we need landholders to protect threatened species on their property | Architecture & Design

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Our recent research shows this clearly. We found almost half (48%) of all of our threatened species� distributions occur on private freehold land, even though only 29% of Australia is owned in this way.

Architecture & Design Team

16 Feb 2022 • 7m read • View Author

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