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Expanded national parks a win for tourism, biodiversity and threatened species: Close I Australian Rural & Regional News
NPWS Riverland national parks expansion – All. Photo: NSW Gov’t The Hon. Susan Close, Deputy Premier of South Australia, Minister for Climate, Environment and Water (SA), Media Release, 7 May 2025 Almost 725 hectares – the equivalent of 450 Adelaide Ovals – are being added to three popular South Australia’s parks, providing more access and better protection to our state’s natural attractions for local, interstate and international visitors. Murr…
Expanded parks, KI sanctuary zone a win for tourism, biodiversity and threatened species
The state government says a proposal to add 1840 hectares to the Seal Bay Sanctuary zone in the Southern Kangaroo […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Expanded parks, KI sanctuary zone a win for tourism, biodiversity and threatened species appeared first on The Islander.
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