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Balancing Biodiversity and Urbanisation
u6960621 Canberra’s population is expected to nearly double in the next 40 years (Allen, 2021). With this increase, there is the need to increase urbanisation and housing within the ACT region. However, this drives species homogenisation through the loss of … Continue reading
Tagged biodiversity, Ginninderry, weeds
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Sharing is Caring: Biodiversity in Urban Areas
u6361657 How does urbanisation affect biodiversity? Urbanisation is a continuously growing modern phenomenon that shapes the world we live in today. Currently, according to World Bank, 86% of Australia’s population live in urban areas, and 57% of the global population … Continue reading
Posted in biodiversity conservation, Birds, Climate change, invasive species, Landcare, Urbanisation, Volunteer work, weeds
Tagged ecological corridors, Ginninderry, revegetation
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