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    Volunteers working to preserve Five Islands breeding habitat

    Lauren FerriBy Lauren FerriAugust 21, 2015No Comments1 Min Read
    The Five Islands - Image by Lauren Ferri
    The Five Islands - Image by Lauren Ferri

    Volunteer work is improving the breeding habitat for birds around the Five Islands Nature Reserve near Wollongong. Illawarra locals banding together to sustain the native environment on the reserve. The reserve consists of five small islands clustered off Port Kembla. The work is part of a restoration project to help reverse damage caused by invasive weeds, which are affecting seabird habitat and breeding sites. The Friends of Five Islands group, along with Berrim Nuru Environmental services, has been working to improve the seabird habitat on the islands. Locals are working to sustain the island and working with the Aboriginal community. The project aims to rehabilitate habitat for seabirds of conservation importance.

    Find out more:  National Parks Website.

    If you would like to volunteer, visit environment.nsw.

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