Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (National Recovery Plan for the Swift Parrot (Lathamus discolor)) Instrument 2024
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Agricultural tree senescence and dieback
Much of the habitat used by Swift Parrots in agricultural landscapes are forest remnants or isolated, scattered paddock trees. This habitat continues to be lost through senescence, dieback, over grazing and through ongoing removal of paddock trees to enhance farm productivity. This is of particular concern in eastern Tasmania, Victoria and throughout New South Wales.