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Save the Endangered Carnaby's Black Cockatoo

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When we found out about the land in WA’s Northern Wheatbelt and how it was an area that provided one of the most significant food sources for Carnaby’s Black Cockatoos, we knew that we had to ensure that it was protected for generations to come. We need to raise $500,000 by the end of February 2023 to make this happen.

 

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How You Can Help The Endangered Black Cockatoos

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about the Endangered carnaby's
black cockatoo

 The Carnaby’s Cockatoo is one of just two species of white-tailed black cockatoo found on Earth. The bird’s population has more than halved in the last 45 years, and the species is now locally extinct primarily due to the loss and fragmentation of its habitat. It is listed as endangered under Schedule 1 – Western Australian Wildlife Conservation Act and Federal Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.
 

about carbon positive australia

Carbon Positive Australia is a Western Australian charity that has been planting trees on degraded land for 21 years. Our plantings have provided habitats across Australia, including high-value koala habitat in NSW and black cockatoo habitat at Kaarakin in WA. Our restoration work at Eurardy alongside Bush Heritage Australia is protecting and increasing biodiversity in one of the world’s most ecologically biodiverse hotspots. All of this whilst drawing down carbon and providing Australians with practical action to reduce their carbon emissions.
Together with our donors, we have planted over 6,000,000 trees and captured over 600,000 tonnes of carbon.

about the land

The land is 1,500 hectares, in Western Australia, near a nature reserve, and connects with several remnant bush areas to the south and east. The Carnaby’s Cockatoo uses this area for foraging.
 

Carbon Positive Australia intends to purchase the land and plant tree species that will provide food for Carnaby’s Cockatoos. The planting will increase the expanse of the reserve and ensure that foraging is provided for generations to come.

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Q&A: Why is the Carnaby's black cockatoo an endangered species? The population has halved due to loss and fragmentation of its habitat.
Infographic: Carnaby's Black Cockatoos are listed as one of Australia's 110 priority species by the Australian Government in 2022
Q&A: What actions will help the Carnaby's Black Cockatoos? Identify, protect and manage habitat critical for survival (nesting, foraging and roosting) across the species' breeding and non-breeding range.
Q&A: How many Carnaby's Cockatoos are left in Australia? It is estimated somewhere between 10,000 to 60,000 still exist in the wild.
Infographic - Carnaby's black cockatoo population has declined 50% in the last 45 years.
Q&A: How can I help the Carnaby's black cockatoo? Donate to our fundraiser so we can protect the land that provides one of the largest food sources for the cockatoos.
Carbon Positive Australia is fundraising to purchase and protect land used by the Carnaby's black cockatoos
Carbon Positive Australia is fundraising to protect the endangered Carnaby's Black Cockatoos
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