SWIFFT
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SWIFFT, the South West Integrated Flora & Fauna Team, aims to maintain and develop knowledge and skills within the Southwest Victorian community in relation to the protection of threatened species and communities.
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[edit] About SWIFFT
[edit] What's happening?
- Current projects for threatened species & their habitats
- Research to help threatened species & communities
- Surveys (look, catch & count)
- Reports & findings
- SWIFFT meetings (latest news)
- Project ideas (for students)
[edit] How can I get involved?
[edit] Sharing useful information
- Threatened species A-Z
- Bio-calendar (new)
- Sites of significance
- Who is who (add your details)
- Land for Wildlife
- How to help your habitats
- Environmental glossary
- Recommended references
- Caring for injured wildlife
- Networks
December to January is the season when the Fiery Jewel Butterfly can be seen in southern Victoria. Any observations are important read more ...

Fiery Jewel, male underside.
Celebrating life on earth and of the value of biodiversity for our lives International Year of Biodeversity web site
[edit] Contact SWIFFT
- Call Ian Smith on (0407803115) or Andy Arnold on (03) 5336 6720
- Post a note on the discussion page.



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