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Choosing choughs: how Dr Connie León's PhD led to the BBC

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Choosing choughs: how Dr Connie León's PhD led to the BBC »

When ANU Fenner School Alumna Dr Connie León began lockdown 2020, she couldn’t have predicted she would be approached by the BBC to appear on TV, speaking to her research specialisation, during a pandemic.

Fenner in the news - The fish and bird species at risk from Australia’s failure to manage wetlands

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Fenner in the news - The fish and bird species at risk from Australia’s failure to manage wetlands »

Australia risks breaching its international commitments to preserve critical wetlands, with many fish and bird species facing extinction, new research shows.