Landholders in Moree, NSW, fined $681K for clearing 475 hectares of native vegetation, harming endangered species.

Landholders in Moree, NSW, were convicted for illegally clearing 475 hectares of native vegetation between February and August 2017, destroying habitats for endangered species. They were fined $681,000, which includes prosecution costs and a contribution to conservation efforts. The case underscores the importance of protecting native vegetation for biodiversity and ecosystem health.

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