Description
In this episode we’ll hear from scientists, conservationists and farmers sharing their experiences and knowledge around threatened species conservation. We’ll explore how plants and animals deliver significant ecosystem services on farm and why biodiversity is simply good for business.
In this episode we hear from
Nigel Sharp - Founder and Chairman, Odonata
Matt Hayward, Associate Professor of Conservation biology, University of Newcastle
Rich Gilmore - Country Director, The Nature Conservancy
Annette Rypalski - Director of Biodiversity, Odonata
Rob Fenton - Farmer and educator, Green Gate Organic Farm
The regent honeyeater (Anthochaera phrygia) is a critically endangered species of bird that has lost about 90% of their preferred woodland habitats to farmland. There are now less than 350 birds left. Their decline has had a significant negative impact on the greater ecosystem.
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Published 11/08/23
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The purple copper butterfly (Paralucia spinifera) is a small butterfly with a thick body, and a...
Published 11/02/23