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Title:: Rehabilitation as a biodiversity tool
When:: Date: 26 Nov 2010
Time: 18:00 - 19:30
Where:: Alexander Library Northbridge
Category:: Environment and climate

Description

The Harry Butler Lecture Series, 'In the Wild West'
A program of lectures by WA Museum scientists and associates

Presenter: Dr W.H. (Harry) Butler, WA Museum Fellow

The reclamation of derelict or abandoned lands can be carried out to assist the restoration of initial or preferred biota.

Join Harry Butler as he discusses a range of approaches including full restoration to original condition, rehabilitation to biological compatibility with surrounding areas, to cosmetic landscaping to suit alternate uses.

Celebrating 2010 International Year of Biodiversity

A WA Museum event held at the State Library Theatre (Alexander Library Building)
Entry by gold coin donation
Bookings essential on 9431 8480

www.museum.wa.gov.au/biodiversity

Street:

25 Francis St

City:

Northbridge

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