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Feature: Traces of bushfire to remain in Australian national park for years - World News - Vimarsana News

Feature: Traces of bushfire to remain in Australian national park for years - World News

2021-06-05 04:35:25 GMT2021-06-05 12:35:25(Beijing Time) Xinhua English CANBERRA, June 5 (Xinhua) -- Almost one and a half years after the devastating bushfire, Namadgi National Park in the Australian capital Canberra has already turned green again and opened to the public. Kangaroos hopping around and sprouts growing out of the burned trees, one could still easily see the charred trunks which stood as scars of the disaster. "We don't know whether the park will come back to what was before bushfire," said Peter Cotsell, Director of Namadgi, Tidbinbilla and the Murrumbidgee River Corrid...

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Traces of bushfire to remain in Australian national park for years - Vimarsana News

Traces of bushfire to remain in Australian national park for years

Traces of bushfire to remain in Australian national park for years Xinhua © Provided by Xinhua "We don't know whether the park will come back to what was before bushfire," said Peter Cotsell, Director of Namadgi, Tidbinbilla and the Murrumbidgee River Corridor. "What we do know is that the park is recovering, but it might be quite different." CANBERRA, June 5 (Xinhua) -- Almost one and a half years after the devastating bushfire, Namadgi National Park in the Australian capital Canberra has already turned green again and opened to the public. Kangaroos hopping around and sprouts growing out ...