EARTH FIRST | Surveys reveal unusual suspects living on Mount Canobolas

By Rosemary Stapleton
Updated May 10 2019 - 10:54am, first published May 9 2019 - 12:01pm
UNHARMED: An example of a marsupial mouse called an antechinus, several of which were trapped during the survey. Photo: HELMUT BERNDT
UNHARMED: An example of a marsupial mouse called an antechinus, several of which were trapped during the survey. Photo: HELMUT BERNDT

Since last spring NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service have been conducting the first ever formal flora and fauna surveys in the Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area.

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