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With ghislaine, nathan, Emma

In search of Australia's secrets

Projects

Fauna/fLORA

Conclusion

ecotourism

Introduction

Table of contents

Introduction

Southern Hemisphere. The smallest continent in the world. Several climates and habitats. Between 200,000 and 300,000 species, about 100,000 of which have been described.

Fauna/Flora

-wildlife corridors -Rehabilitation centres -Targeted reforestation

Protection efforts:

Endangered:

Marsupials

koala

-Massive deforestation -Bushfires -Diseases

Fauna

-Monitoring programs -Restricted human activity

Protection efforts:

Endangered:

Rare animals

thorny devil

-Habitat destruction -Climate change. -Vulnerable to introduced predators

Fauna

-Expeditions -primary forests -Citizen science projects

Protection efforts:

Endangered:

Marsupials

Attenborough’s Long-Beaked Echidna

-Severe deforestation -Traditional hunting -Lack of scientific data

Fauna

--Habitat Restoration-Conservation Programs

Protection efforts:

Threats and Causes of Vulnerability:

Australian violet

Flora

-Climate Change-Habitat Disruption -Invasive Species

-Protection of Natural Areas-Fire Management -Replanting and Habitat Restoration

Protection efforts:

Threats and Causes of Vulnerability:

banksia

Flora

-Bushfires-Changes in Water Regimes -Habitat Loss and Urbanization

-Eucalyptus Forest Restoration-Pest and Disease Monitoring -Fire and Drought Management

Protection efforts:

Threats and Causes of Vulnerability:

Eucalyptus

Flora

-Climate Change-Bushfires -Pests and Diseases -Urbanization and Logging

Eco-firendly activities

Ecotourism

  • stay on marked trails
  • avoid feeding or touching wildlife
  • choose ethical experiences
  • example : the Great Barrier Reef which is under serious threat
  • book eco-certified snorkeling or diving tours

Supporting local communities

Ecotourism

  • especially Indigenous communities
  • visiting cultural centers
  • taking tours led by Indigenous guides
  • buying authentic Indigenous art directly from artists
  • choosing local restaurants, markets, and accommodations
  • volunteering at wildlife rescue centers
  • using public transport or renting bikes
  • staying in eco-lodges or green-certified hotels

being eco-conscious

Ecotourism

friends of the earth australia

Association

friends of the earth australia

Association

friends of the earth australia

Projects

  • Australia is a fascinating country, marked by its cultural diversity and varied landscapes
  • Its fauna and flora are very diverse with unique species such as the kangaroo, the koala and exceptional endemic vegetation.
  • Ecotourism is a growing sector, allowing you to discover natural wonders while respecting the environment.
  • Associations are multiplying with more and more initiatives dedicated to the preservation of biodiversity and environmental awareness.

Conclusion

BLACK SUMMER 2019 / 2020 Active help from Friends of the earth Australia