Save Our Snow-Gum: Seminar recording. By Dr Matthew Brookhouse
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Save Our Snow-Gum: Seminar recording. By Dr Matthew Brookhouse

December 14, 2020

Save Our Snow-Gum: Seminar recording. By Dr Matthew Brookhouse

Following reports of isolated tree deaths throughout Kosciuszko National Park in 2007-08, sub-alpine forests in the Australian Alps are now in widespread decline. A team of environmental scientists from the Australian National University are working to learn more about this devastating problem and how to stop it and they need your help.

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