Indigenous advocate Richard Swain emphasizes the detrimental effects of invasive species, such as feral horses, camels, cats, and buffel grass, on Australia's cultural heritage and wildlife.
Indigenous environmental advocate Richard Swain highlights the dire impact of invasive species like feral horses, camels, cats, and buffel grass on Australia's country and culture. These invasive species destroy sacred sites and drive native creatures to extinction. Swain says Australia must confront its history to tackle this issue and empower Indigenous people to play a part in the journey of healing the country. A global study shows areas near major cities have higher numbers of invasive species, with eastern Australia disproportionately affected.
June 01, 2024
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