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Perth Is Ok!

Perth is OK! is an authentic local voice to inspire, excite, empower and bring together the people of WA through optimistic and actionable stories.

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perthisok.com > news > perth-zoo-native-species-conservation-program-30th-birthday

Perth Zoo conservation program celebrates 30th birthday

53+ min ago   (443+ words) 30 years, 1,553 frogs, 1,148 tortoises, 325 numbats, 286 craylings, and just one vital conservation program! One of Perth Zoo’s behind-the-scenes conservation programs is about to celebrate a huge milestone birthday. Established in 1996, the Zoo’s Native Species Breeding Program (NSBP) has supported a huge range…...

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perthisok.com > news > new-research-reveals-growing-impact-of-marine-heatwaves-on-wa

New research reveals growing impact of marine heatwaves on WA

2+ week, 21+ min ago   (278+ words) Repeated marine heatwaves are reshaping Western Australia’s marine ecosystems, with new research warning their impacts may be felt long after ocean temperatures return to normal. A major collaborative study led by the Western Australian Marine Science Institution (WAMSI) has brought…...

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perthisok.com > forgotten-perth > feral-camels-was-forgotten-invasive-species

Feral camels: WA’s forgotten invasive species

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (1059+ words) Did you know WA is home to more camels than Egypt? Or that Australia has the world’s largest population of feral camels roaming the outback? From cane toads and foxes to feral cats and shot-hole borers, WA is certainly no…...