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Birdlife Bunbury host talk on conservation of Fairy Terns

Jemillah Dawson
Updated July 4 2022 - 4:34pm, first published 10:04am
Twitchers: Birdlife Bunbury members Chris Tate, Sue Caleb and Allan Burdette hope to see people at the Fairy Tern conservation talk on July 13. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.
Twitchers: Birdlife Bunbury members Chris Tate, Sue Caleb and Allan Burdette hope to see people at the Fairy Tern conservation talk on July 13. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.

Education and awareness of the small coastal bird the Fairy Tern is important to its survival according to Birdlife Bunbury group.

Jemillah Dawson

Jemillah Dawson

South West Editor

I started as a journalist in 2011 and now manage mastheads in the South West of WA. My passion is politics and sport. I believe we are the voice for the community but also we inform the community of what they need to know. Email jemillah.dawson@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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