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Southern Cross Group (Australia)

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The Southern Cross Group of Forest Researchers and Practitioners (the Southern Cross Group for short) is a group of individuals with experience and expertise in forestry and forest ecology, who work to foster better management of Australia's native forests.

Goals

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In their 2006 report, the Southern Cross Group advocated incentives to encourage private landholders:

  • to retain and foster more native trees on their land,
  • to allow and stimulate these trees to reach larger sizes,
  • to report the presence of endangered plants and animals on their land, and
  • to provide more habitat for these endangered species.

Members

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The Southern Cross Group includes:

References

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