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)
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James Swanborough

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

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