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Finally – some good news for one of Australia’s rarest birds! Once seen in huge flocks across south-eastern Australia, fewer than 300 Regent Honeyeaters remain in the wild today. And with much of their population limited to NSW, captive breeding and releases could mean the difference between extinction and survival for these remarkable birds. That’s why we’re working alongside Mindaribba Local Aboriginal Land Council to release zoo-bred Regents into the Tomalpin Woodlands – as part of our ongoin