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World Wetlands Day 2021

Posted on Blog by Crystal Falknau · February 26, 2021 7:51 PM · 1 reaction

World Wetlands Day 2021 theme

In Townsville, we marked World Wetlands Day by inviting organisations involved in wetland conservation to share their work with interested members of the community. We are so grateful for the contributions of NQ Dry Tropics, Coastal Dry Tropics Landcare, Wongaloo Conservation Park and the Townsville Dry Tropics Partnership for Healthy Waters, whose representatives volunteered their time to share valuable relevant information with us.

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