The battle for Norfolk Island — dedicated scientists and volunteers weed, plant and bait to tackle pesky invaders
2022-01-04 22:34
New mapping of Norfolk Island, which lies about 1,000 kilometres off Australia's east coast, shows the true damage done by invasive species and humans since European settlement. But locals and dedicated volunteers are doing their best to get on top of it.
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