Media Release Friday 1st March 2013 Kimberley ‘rainforest’ listed as endangered by Australian Government In a first for the Kimberley, Monsoon Vine Thickets, a rainforest ecosystem, has been recognised as Nationally - Government of Western Australia - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Media Release Friday 1st March 2013 Kimberley ‘rainforest’ listed as endangered by Australian Government In a first for the Kimberley, Monsoon Vine Thickets, a rainforest ecosystem, has been recognised as Nationally Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-28 22:40:40 Open Document File Size: 676,78 KB Share Result on Facebook Event Natural Disaster / / IndustryTerm food / / NaturalFeature cape One Arm Point / Dampier Peninsula / cape Reddell Point/Mission Bay / cape Gallen / cape Borda / Dampier Peninsula coast / / Organization Australian government / Kimberley Land Council / Broome Botanical Society / / Person Phillip McCarthy / James Price / Louise Beames / / Position ecologist / Kimberley Projects Coordinator / Bardi Jawi Head Ranger / / ProvinceOrState Western Australia / Western / / Region Western Australia / / Technology BBS / / SocialTag Kimberley Dampier Archipelago Pilbara Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act Dampier, Western Australia Geography of Western Australia Geography of Australia States and territories of Australia

Media Release Friday 1st March 2013 Kimberley ‘rainforest’ listed as endangered by Australian Government In a first for the Kimberley, Monsoon Vine Thickets, a rainforest ecosystem, has been recognised as Nationally Add to Reading List