In 1979, an Australian couple moved to a 10,000-acre island with two babies; 46 years later, their family helped remove three feral pests and completely destock livestock
The Woolfords have successfully turned their Flinders Island sheep station into a remarkable conservation project. This endeavor required an extensive pest control operation that temporarily closed the island to visitors. Now, signs of rejuvenation are evident as native plants and animals begin to thrive again. Excitingly, there are plans in…
The Times of India ·