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Pygmy lizard conservation funding secured

A Pygmy Bluetongue Lizard conservation project is part of $24 million in new funding from the Australian Government to help 73 threatened native species. PHOTO: LUCY CLIVE

Flinders University and other experts have joined two major projects to help save endangered species across South Australia and other […]

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