Fears for wildlife during Sydney Light Rail construction - Southern Courier
A BABY brushtail possum nicknamed Scratch has become one of the faces of the fight to save trees earmarked for removal for Sydney’s light rail line. No animals or birds were rescued or relocated from the 40 mature trees chopped down on Alison Rd and Anzac Pde at Randwick, according to Transport for NSW.
Fears for wildlife during Sydney Light Rail construction
Laura Aubusson, Southern Courier
January 19, 2016 1:51pm
Kookaburras found in threatened tree
Trees gone in “military operation”
High Cross Park saved from light rail
A BABY brushtail possum nicknamed Scratch has become one of the faces of the fight to save trees earmarked for removal for Sydney’s light rail line.
No animals…
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