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Woodland biodiversity is declining on Adelaide’s doorstep
With the plight of threatened fauna normally obvious, researchers are finding it can take decades to detect subtle changes in the abundance of many species. Since 2001, the woodland birds of the Mount Lofty Ranges near Adelaide have been monitored every year at over 150 sites from Victor Harbour in the south to near Gawler […]
Posted in Climate Change, Environment Institute, Media Release, paper, School of Biological Sciences
Tagged Journal of Applied Ecology, Mount Lofty ranges, South Australia, Thomas Prowse, Woodland biodiversity, Woodland birds
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Mount Lofty Ranges woodland bird monitoring reveals steep decline in numbers
Woodland birds are disappearing from the Mount Lofty Ranges at an alarming rate, University of Adelaide research shows, and scientists say the trend is a sign that the ecosystem is on the verge of collapse. Over the past 20 years, the number of woodland birds at monitoring sites has halved. Member of the Environment Institute, […]
Posted in ACEBB, Australian Bioactive Compounds Centre, Environment Institute, News, paper, Publications, School of Biological Sciences, Science communication
Tagged Associate Professor Patrick O'Connor, Journal of Applied Ecology, monitoring, Woodland birds
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