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The team involved in the Great Eastern Ranges Glideways Program discuss the differences in glider populations across the Eastern Australia, from Central Victoria to the Sunshine Coast hinterland; the impact of the Black Summer fires; and how multiple projects across a number of regions amount to a bigger approach to glider conservation.
Hear more about the experiences of Great Eastern Ranges partners involved in Glideways projects (past, present and future) and glider habitat conservation generally. Glideways is a program coordinated by the Great Eastern Ranges Initiative.
Presented as part of the Biolinks Alliance Greater and Squirrel Glider Symposium (October 2020).
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