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Wildlife experts weigh in on Cherrabah development plans

Experts say Cherrabah Resort's latest development plans could pose some risks to endangered quolls, but whether it would significantly reduce population numbers was unclear. (File/Jeremy Cook)
By Jeremy Cook

Experts have suggested increased heavy vehicle traffic from Cherrabah Resort’s proposed water bottling plant could pose risks to endangered spotted-tailed […]

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