Welcome to BirdLife Australia!

As of 1 January 2012, BOCA has merged with Birds Australia to become BirdLife Australia. The new BirdLife Australia website will go live in early February, and until then the current BOCA site will continue to be available.

At BirdLife Australia we are dedicated to achieving outstanding conservation results for our native birds and their habitats. With our specialised knowledge and the commitment of an Australia-wide network of members, volunteers and supporters, we are creating a bright future for Australia’s birds. Look out for our new website from February 2012 at birdlife.org.au

Conservation Submissions and Reports

BOCA's Conservation Staff comment on many Government initiatives, planning proposals etc. A summary of recent submissions and reports is below:

37 Downloadable documents (Showing 1 to 20)
Date	Name	Size
2008-04	Acciona Wind Farm	194 kB
2009-01	BA and BOCA letter to Gavin Jennings re Duck Hunting	203 kB
2007-07	BASTION POINT OCEAN ACCESS BOAT RAMP EES-draft	76 kB
2011-07	Bird Poisoning Media Release June 27	143 kB
2008-12	BOCA EPBC review Submission	314 kB
2008-07	BOCA’s Conservation Team – Activities April to June, 2008	68 kB
2008-05	Browns Rd, Mornington Peninsula	70 kB
2008-05	Bruny Island	146 kB
2007-05	Chiltern - Mt Pilot National Park Draft Management Plan	89 kB
2008-07	Dept. of Environment re Savannah Cat	53 kB
2008-09	Desalination Plant EES	64 kB
2008-08	Draft Flora and Fauna Guarantee Action Statements	77 kB
2008-03	Draft Scoping Arrangements for Desalination Plant EES	169 kB
2007-05	EPBC Act Referral 2007/3297 Moolarben Coal Proposal	0 kB
2009-03	John Brumby re Duck Hunting	71 kB
2007-11	Lake Wendouree Renewal Project	78 kB
2008-06	Land and Biodiversity Green Paper	138 kB
2008-10	Letter to David Llewellen re Swift Parrot	26 kB
2008-11	Letter to Gavin Jenkins re Property Based Game Management	219 kB
2008-09	Letter to Peter Garrett re Logging Swift Parrot Habitat	35 kB

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