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Queensland protects 396,000 hectares of cattle stations, safeguarding wetlands and threatened birds
Queensland proudly announces the acquisition of three significant cattle properties, expanding its protected area network by almost 396,000 hectares. These lands are essential for wildlife conservation, providing critical habitats for various threatened species. Funded by the federal government through a biodiversity initiative, this move contributes to Australia’s ambitious target of safeguarding 30 percent of its land and oceans by 2030.
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