New threatened species strategy won't overcome Australia's a

New threatened species strategy won't overcome Australia's appalling record, campaigners say | Endangered species


Last modified on Fri 21 May 2021 00.10 EDT
A new strategy to save Australia’s threatened species will not be enough to correct the government’s “appalling record” on protecting the country’s unique and at-risk wildlife, according to leading conservation groups.
The federal environment minister, Sussan Ley, on Friday released the new 10-year strategy, saying the the government plans to broaden its responses from individual species to “priority places”.
Ley said the government wants to see “protection of a more diverse range of species, including reptiles, amphibians, freshwater species, marine species”. The government is developing the first of two five-year “action plans” to underpin the strategy.

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