Saving the Regent Honeyeater project showing results
Submitted by Chickowee on 18 Aug 2014.
A long-running project to re-establish habitat for the rare Regent Honeyeater is showing positive results, thanks to dedication of volunteers and community members over the past 21 years.
Volunteers from Birdlife Australia and Taronga Zoo, as well as local residents and landowners gather in May and August every year to plant trees for the Regent Honeyeater and other threatened bird species.
Now, Regent Honeyeaters have been officially recorded for the first time on one of the earlier planted sites.
Read more at the website of the Mudgee Advertiser and Gulgong Guardian
