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Survey of Australian biodiversity offset sites finds 30% in worse condition than before

Published 06:16 on July 3, 2024  /  Last updated at 06:16 on July 3, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Biodiversity

A study commissioned by the Australian government on its biodiversity offset sites has found that 30% of the areas surveyed were in worse condition than before the projects started, and found missing, incomplete, and incorrect information in many of the projects' documentation.
A study commissioned by the Australian government on its biodiversity offset sites has found that 30% of the areas surveyed were in worse condition than before the projects started, and found missing, incomplete, and incorrect information in many of the projects' documentation.


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