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EMU Austral Ornithology: Breeding biology and life-history traits of an Australasian tropical granivore, the Crimson Finch (Neochmia phaeton)

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Milenkaya, Olga, Legge, Sarah, and Walters, Jeffrey R. (2011). Breeding biology and life-history traits of an Australasian tropical granivore, the Crimson Finch (Neochmia phaeton). EMU 111, 312–320.

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Gouldian Finch research on Mornington Station

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A case study looking at fire management to help address biodiversity issues at Mornington Station (Central Kimberley)

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Australian Wildlife Conservancy

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ECOS article: The dingo's role revitalised

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This article describes new research on the dingo's role in maintaining a healthy environment, including reducing grazing pressure by keeping down numbers of kangaroos and maintaining healthy population of small mammals by controlling other predators, such as foxes. ECOS Magazine 2009 (Issue 147)

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Biodiversity revival on Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary

By Gabriel Crowley 17 August 2007

When Australian Wildlife Conservancy bought Mornington Station in 2004, the purchase could have been justified on scenic values alone. Along with the rugged red terrain that makes the Kimberley so enticing, Mornington is dissected by perennial rivers flowing through spectacular gorges. But the property 's greatest value was for wildlife conservation.

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