Towra bird habitat in decline

By Murray Trembath
Updated July 10 2014 - 3:57pm, first published 6:50am
Funding denied: Phil Straw, of BirdLife Australia, and Professor  Joan Dawes, at Towra Point Nature Reserve. Picture: John Veage
Funding denied: Phil Straw, of BirdLife Australia, and Professor Joan Dawes, at Towra Point Nature Reserve. Picture: John Veage

A DECLINE in migratory birds using Towra Point Nature Reserve because of weed infestation and shoreline changes is an international embarrassment to Australia, experts say.

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