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Connectivity Conservation for a Continent Australia’s Draft National Wildlife Corridors Plan

Connectivity Conservation for a Continent Australia’s Draft National Wildlife Corridors Plan. Australia: The World’s smallest continent and largest island @ 7.69 MKm 2. A Mega Biodiverse Country with 7-10% of Earth’s species.

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Connectivity Conservation for a Continent Australia’s Draft National Wildlife Corridors Plan

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  1. Connectivity Conservation for a Continent Australia’s Draft National Wildlife Corridors Plan

  2. Australia: The World’s smallest continent and largest island @ 7.69 MKm2

  3. A Mega Biodiverse Country with 7-10% of Earth’s species

  4. In 2010, the National Reserve System included 13.43 % of Terrestrial Australia

  5. Australia 2012: A Proposed Continent-wide Response for Connectivity Conservation

  6. Potential future Northern Corridor Tasmania Midlands Corridor 2012 Major Connectivity Corridors

  7. The corridors interconnect protected areas across different landuse types

  8. Funding: Private funding State Government funding Commonwealth Government’s $980 million Biodiversity Fund which included considerable connectivity conservation investments

  9. Potential future Northern Corridor Tasmania Midlands Corridor 2012 Major Connectivity Corridors

  10. Thank You Available at: http://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/wildlife-corridors/index.html

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