Drought hits conservation park

Spring Gully, located to the south of Clare, was first gazetted as a Wildlife Reserve in 1962 and later proclaimed as a Conservation Park to protect a significant population of red stringybark trees, which have seen significant dieback in recent years. (Supplied)

While local producers are well aware of the harsh conditions which have been affecting crops over the past year, the […]

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