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Preferences for Managing Subspecies: An Australian Case Study of Wedge‐Tailed Eagles

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By Andrea Allen, Mark Tocock, Darla Hatton MacDonald Verified
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1 Introduction Birds of prey, such as eagles, have an important ecological function as predators in forest and grassland ecosystems. Predators are one of a number of potential indicators of a given ecosystem's overall health, as they sit at the top of the food chain (Hilty and Merenlender 2000; Caro 2010). Birds of prey are often targeted in conservation as ‘umbrella species’, as protecting their habitat will also benefit many other species (Branton and Richardson 2011).
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Darla Hatton MacDonald

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By Darla Hatton MacDonald Verified
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More and more tourists are flocking to Antarctica. Let’s stop it from being loved to death Antarctica has become a popular tourist destination, drawing 125,000 people in 2023-24. But it comes with environmental costs…
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More and more tourists are flocking to Antarctica. Let’s stop it from being loved to death - Currency News

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By Darla Hatton MacDonald Verified, Elizabeth Leane
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The number of tourists heading to Antarctica has been skyrocketing. From fewer than 8,000 a year about three decades ago, nearly 125,000 tourists flocked to the icy continent in 2023-24. The trend is likely to continue in the long term. Unchecked tourism growth in Antarctica risks undermining the very environment that draws visitors. This would be bad for operators and tourists. It would also be bad for Antarctica – and the planet.
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