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Bio-acoustic monitoring: glossy and red-tailed black cockatoos

Mon, 27 Jul 2020

Glossy and red-tailed black-cockatoos in southern Australia are endangered. One of the key problems is lack of success breeding. Daniella Teixeira from the University of Queensland is developing a new bioacoustic monitoring method, which will help conservation managers learn a lot more about their breeding.

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