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Environmental Report 2

  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Sep 23, 2020
  • 1 min read

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Australia’s ancient land is home to a unique biodiversity - many of the plants and animals that live in south-western Australia are found no where else on Earth. We share this place with incredible wildlife. The reptiles that live in and around $atterley’s proposed urban townsite (AKA North $toneville) help make up this uniqueness.

Did you know that the report submitted by $atterley included no trapping work - an absolute standard in environmental survey work? Additionally, the report was based on a couple of days of surveying - how’s that enough for an area 1 and a half times bigger than Kings Park?

Have you sighted any others in the area that we should include here?

⚡️ WHAT YOU CAN DO ⚡️

1. Take a look at our support document on how to respond to $atterley’s environmental report: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NtSgEZKhnzec6HuIk4s7rnvTwnpiwyCtgry_QGJd9fo/edit?usp=sharing

2. Write your environmental submission on $atterley’s Environment report

3. Send your submission to $atterley 🙄 but Cc in Save Perth Hills saveperthhillsinc@gmail.com 😎 (for a little transparency)

4. Tag a friend to do the same!

✳️ submissions close on the 2nd of October 2020

 
 
 

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Plan for the future, not the past, and safeguard Perth Hills bushfire prone communities.

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