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Flinders Island to rid vermin aiming to be pre-settlement haven for threatened species
South Australia’s fourth-largest island is set to become an ark for mammal species recovery, funded by $4.8 million from the state and federal governments including ridding the island of rats, mice, and cats.
Flinders Island sheep farmers the Woolfords had to rethink their future on the island,…
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