Productive farms are for wildlife too

By Kylie Durant, Holbrook Landcare
February 23 2019 - 12:00pm
PROGRESS: Australian National University's Clare Crane with a long-necked turtle. ANU and others have been studying the importance of biodiversity conservation on farms.
PROGRESS: Australian National University's Clare Crane with a long-necked turtle. ANU and others have been studying the importance of biodiversity conservation on farms.

Until now, biodiversity conservation has been seen as a black and white issue: land is managed for biodiversity conservation, or for other uses such as agricultural or timber production.

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