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Urban greening safe haven for native animals in Albany

Summary by Albany Advertiser

The City of Albany partnered with South Coast Natural Resource Management last month to deliver two new urban greening sites in Milpara and Oyster Harbour, to help endangered native animals in the region.

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Urban greening safe haven for native animals in Albany

The City of Albany partnered with South Coast Natural Resource Management last month to deliver two new urban greening sites in Milpara and Oyster Harbour, to help endangered native animals in the region.

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Albany Advertiser broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, July 10, 2025.

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