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Environment
Tracey Ferrier

NSW could lose hundreds of species, grim report warns

Vegetation continues to be cleared in a landscape that lost much to the Black Summer bushfires. (David Crosling/AAP PHOTOS)

NSW could lose roughly 500 species within 100 years as nature struggles to survive escalating threats including habitat loss and climate change.

The state government's latest biodiversity report makes for sobering reading and reflects the alarming environmental decline occurring across Australia.

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