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Taigen Ryan

Taigen Ryan, Invasive Species Council Voice of Country Campaign Lead

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    Caught between worlds, I found belonging on Country – now that’s under threat

    When invasive species take over, they don’t just replace plants and animals; they alter ecosystems, change fire and weather patterns, wipe out native species, and transform landscapes that have been known and cared for, for tens of thousands of years. And culture goes with them.

    Environment & Biodiversity
    Caught between worlds, I found belonging on Country – now that’s under threat