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White-throated Grasswren

The White-throated Grasswren was once abundant in Kakadu National Park but declining numbers due to feral animals and habitat loss has placed them on the Vulnerable Species list.
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Warddeken Mayh

The project will see the work of the indigenous rangers of the Warddeken IPA developed to include on-ground monitoring and management of over 13 threatened species populations (including the Djabbo or Northern Quoll).
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