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Tasmania's Duck Bay Wetland Recovery Doubles Fish Species Count
Tasmania's Duck Bay wetland recovery has doubled fish species in three years. Efforts by Circular Head Landcare reduced invasive rice grass, allowing native plants to thrive. University of Tasmania scientists report fish species increased from five to 11, including yellow-eye mullet, showcasing the positive impact of environmental restoration.
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