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Indigenous Group Buys Wetland in Australia to Help Conserve It
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“A large property containing a unique wetland system in Australia’s Murray-Darling Basin was transferred into long-term Indigenous ownership in 2026 for conservation. The 33,000-hectare (81,545-acre) property contains most of the Great Cumbung Swamp, located at the end of the Lachlan River in the state of New South Wales. The swamp has a mix of open […] The post Indigenous Group Buys Wetland in Australia to Help Conserve It appeared first on Human Progress.
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