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‘Keeping an Eye on Carnaby’s’ project secures more funding

Summary by gsherald.com.au
From nesting hollows to elevated watering stations, black cockatoos across the Katanning area are now under the watchful eye of new monitoring cameras aimed at boosting conservation efforts.
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‘Keeping an Eye on Carnaby’s’ project secures more funding

From nesting hollows to elevated watering stations, black cockatoos across the Katanning area are now under the watchful eye of new monitoring cameras aimed at boosting conservation efforts.

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gsherald.com.au broke the news on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
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