\n It's Great Cockatoo Count time!

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\n \n Date: \n 07 MAR 20 23\n Time: \n 5:00 PM to\n 7:00 PM< /span>\n \n \n Location:\n\n Building 440\, room 1.036 \n \n \n We bsite:\n \n Register here \n < /span>\n \n Add to Calendar:\n \n \n

\n The Great Cocky Count is one of the largest citizen science projects in Australia. It's like a census night for the two endemic and en dangered species of Black Cockatoos that live in the South West of Western Australia\, the Carnaby's (or white-tailed) and Forest Red-tailed black c ockatoos.

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Join Birdlife Australia's So uthwest Cockatoo Recovery Programme leader\, Merryn Pryor\, to learn how t o do the Great Cocky Count\, which will be held on 2 April at sunset this year. You'll also learn all about cockatoo ecology\, and what you can do t o help protect these magnificent and iconic cockatoos. \;

Then sign up to do the GCC- either at Murdoch University's Perth campus\, whic h has long been recognised as a 'super roost' for both species\, or anothe r roost site near your home- Birdlife also loves having Cocky Counters who are willing to go 'regional'. \;

The Training and the GCC its elf are family- friendly\, easy to do\, engaging and a lot of fun. \;< /p>\n

See the Birdlife information page for more information and to sign up to do the GCC on 2 April\, or \; register \;via the link above to RSVP for the Training session.

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