Oz to Lose Most Beach Nesting Birds This Century

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onAug 18, 2008 @ 06:08 PDT

Migratory birds are the โ€œcanary in the mineโ€ for the Australiaโ€™s coastal zones, Eric Woehler from Birds Australia has told the House of Representatives Climate Change, the Environment and Artsย Committee.

โ€œIโ€™ve been involved in coastal research and coastal management in Tasmania now for 30 years, working both on shore birds and sea birds and in the 30 years that Iโ€™ve been involved in Iโ€™ve seen at a state level average a loss of 50 per cent of the numbers of birds and the mix of birds,โ€ heย said.

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