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Researchers track Carnaby's cockatoos in Western Australia; find native habitat helps in conservation

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Urbanization is significantly impacting the habitats of Carnaby's cockatoos in Western Australia. Research indicates that these birds are forced to travel longer distances in…

Habitat loss is one of the most devastating consequences of rapid urbanisation and human expansion. As forests are cleared to make room for farms, roads and buildings, animals are left with fewer places to find food, water and shelter. And while we often imagine conservation as protecting vast stretches of untouched wilderness, sometimes, even a small patch of greenery can make a world of difference.Researchers tracking endangered Carnaby’s cockatoos in Western Australia have discovered just how important these overlooked pockets of nature can be.

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