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      • Extensive new knowledge on threatened species
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      • Tracking turtles to determine impacts of water for the environment
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      • A guide to livestock grazing on wetlands
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      • MSA - Population viability analysis models for threatened species
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      • Mapping vegetation extent and condition
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      • eDNA technology - an innovative survey method
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