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Nutting it out: why Queenslanders aren't letting native macadamias go without a fight | Queensland - Vimarsana News

Nutting it out: why Queenslanders aren't letting native macadamias go without a fight | Queensland

An ‘insurance population’ grown from wild cuttings may hold the key to the long-term survival of this threatened species

Deceased = Bond, Robert Edward :: So. Md. Obituary - Vimarsana News

Deceased = Bond, Robert Edward :: So. Md. Obituary

Robert Edward Bond, 83 of Lexington Park, Maryland, passed away on May 10, 2021 in Great Mills, Maryland, surrounded by his loving family. Born on...Click for more.

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New breeding program to benefit Mackay macadamia industry - Vimarsana News

New breeding program to benefit Mackay macadamia industry

Premium Content Subscriber only The Australian Macadamia Society is calling on Mackay green thumbs to help one of the countries most popular nut trees that is listed as threatened. Three species of the macadamia nuts – integrifolia, ternifolia and tetraphylla – are on the Red List of Threatened Species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Australian Macadamia Society CEO Jolyon Burnett said Mackay residents and growers could help by planting some of the trees in their gardens as a back up plan did not exist for the macadamia species. He said he wanted to protect and ca...

SAVE OUR NUTS: Local macadamias listed as endangered - Vimarsana News

SAVE OUR NUTS: Local macadamias listed as endangered

Premium Content Subscriber only A LISMORE-BASED environmental organisation is calling for action after three species of macadamias were listed as vulnerable or threatened. The Macadamia Conservation Trust says the Federal Government should urgently adopt a recovery plan for the survival of three wild macadamias ‒ the popular Macadamia integrifolia, native to southeast Queensland, M. ternifolia, native to Queensland, and M. tetraphylla, from northern NSW. All three nut species were put on the Red List of Threatened Species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature in its lates...