Published 2 years ago

Citizen science project finds positive signs of life bouncing back in Black Summer bushfire areas

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Citizen scientists have recorded the post-bushfire recovery of flora, fauna and fungi in NSW. The Mid North Coast is faring particularly well, with 823 species recorded, including nine threatened species. The latest BioBlitz through Laurieton, North Haven and Diamond Head, near Port Macquarie has seen 2,200 individual observations.

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Citizen science project finds positive signs of life bouncing back in Black Summer bushfire areas

Three recent 'BioBlitz' events held in different locations around NSW have recorded the post-bushfire recovery of flora, fauna and fungi. They found nine threatened species bouncing back on the state's Mid North Coast.

2 years ago·Australia

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