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‘Critical’ five years ahead for Fleurieu amongst climate uncertainty

Minister for Climate, Environment and Water Emily Bourke with Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board Chair David Greenhough and General Manager Michael Garrod following the release of the Regional Landscape Plan 2026-2031. (Supplied)

Growing pressure from climate change, water security, declining native wildlife and the spread of invasive weeds and pest animals has […]

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