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Short-Term Effects of Alien Pine Control on Bird Species Richness in Mountain Fynbos, South Africa

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By Alan Lee, B. A. Grobler, T. Kraaij
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The Cape Floristic Region is a global biodiversity hotspot, and its fynbos vegetation supports a distinctive bird assemblage associated with structurally diverse, fire-driven shrublands (Lee and Barnard 2016). Across the region, invasion by alien trees has altered ecosystem structure, hydrology and fire regimes, with negative consequences for native biodiversity and ecosystem function (van Wilgen et al. 2001, 2008; Mostert et al. 2017).
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NRL: NZ Warriors v Wests Tigers – what you need to know

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By Brett Phibbs, Andrew Cornaga, Alan Lee
| Evening Report
Source: Radio New Zealand NRL: NZ Warriors v Wests Tigers Kickoff 8pm, Friday, 27 March Go Media Stadium, Auckland Live blog updates on RNZ website Analysis: For just the fourth time in their history, NZ Warriors sit atop the NRL table, with three big wins from their first three outings of the 2026 season. They still have a long way to go before they match the 2002 side that won the regular-season minor premiership and reached their first grand final.
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All Whites keen to put best foot forward in last two local matches before World Cup

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By Andrew Cornaga, Carl Kafka, Alan Lee
| Evening Report
Source: Radio New Zealand The All Whites want to leave a lasting impression in their final two games on home soil before the Football World Cup. Fifa Series games against Finland on Friday and Chile on Monday at Eden Park will be the last chance for many New Zealand football fans to see the team live before the global tournament in June and the opportunity to showcase what the All Whites can do is not lost on the playing group.
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