The Sydney Morning Herald
2 September 2008
NATIVE wildlife is clinging to survival around Sydney, despite habitats being cleared for development or shelled by the army.
A study has found 550 invertebrate species inhabit the 1860 square kilometres controlled by the Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Management Authority. However, 53 species - almost one in 10 - are listed as threatened, including eight rated as endangered...
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02 September 2008
BUSHCARE: Natives struggle on in strangest of places
