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News from the Alps #49

Enjoy the latest edition of News from the Alps #49 (PDF | 665 KB)

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This entry was posted in News, Newsletter and tagged AAWT, arboretum, feral horse, frontline forum, galaxid, hawkweed, logo, news from the alps, ranger guided activities, vallejo ganter hut, volunteers, willow on April 2, 2015 by Jon Harris.

About Jon Harris

I’m a photographer based in Gerringong, on the NSW South Coast. My bread and butter is photographing weddings and real estate, but every chance I get I'm out exploring with my camera - I love getting out into nature and photographing landscapes and wildlife. When I do eventually put the camera down, I'm usually out surfing, hiking or practicing yoga :)

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