A 563 hectare delight for bushwalkers and birdwatchers, Cox Scrub Conservation Park is amongst one of the larger parks on the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Cox Scrub Conservation Park is an important regional area of biodiversity with over 350 plant species recorded, over 80 species of birds, 15 species of mammals, 11 species of reptiles and 6 species of frogs.
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Twelve ways to help your community from the comfort of your home!
With the coronavirus dramatically changing our daily lives, there are still ways that you can make our community and environment a better place. Here are 12 tips for you to keep giving back and making a difference.
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Become a scientist in your own backyard – have a go at ‘Citizen Science’
Want to learn more about Australia’s wildlife and contribute to the scientific community at the same time? Have a go at citizen science, where you can collect environmental data for scientific projects in your local area.
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