Tasmanian Times
Environment
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1.8KSea Shepherd Names Top Plastic Polluters
The Coca-Cola Company, PepsiCo and Nestlé are ranked as the world’s top plastic polluters for the 3rd consecutive year according to Break...
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Swift Parrot Numbers ‘Less Than 300’
New research shows that the population size of swift parrots could be less than 300 individuals. Using genetics, a research team from...
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Red Handfish Juveniles Released to Boost Endangered Wild Population
Juvenile red handfish hatched and raised from eggs at IMAS, CSIRO and Seahorse World have been released back into the wild to...
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Short Stint Turns Into Adventure of a Lifetime
The Bureau of Meteorology has kicked off its annual Antarctic season and travelling to the icy continent will be easier than ever...
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Keeping Honeybees Doesn’t Save Bees – or the Environment
It’s no secret that bee populations are in decline across the UK and Europe. There has also been a fantastic increase in public awareness...
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Study Links Plastic Ingestion and Dietary Metals in Seabirds
Even relatively few pieces of plastic can potentially have an impact on bird health, a new study finds.
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International Plea to Protect World Heritage Area from Feral Deer
Media Release – Invasive Species Council, 29 October 2020 The Invasive Species Council and former Greens leader Christine Milne have written to...
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Lack of Integrated Coastal Management Puts Industries, Environment at Risk
Towards a sustainable marine management regime: an update on Tasmanian progress
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Evolutionary Response and Devil FTD
A devil release near Cradle Mountain.
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Red Handfish on the Brink of Extinction
Handfish are considered to be the most threatened family of marine bony fish on the planet – of all those that have...
