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Dr Andrew Hingston is a tour guide at Inala Nature Tours and research ecologist who has studied the effects of forest harvesting and fire on Tasmanian birds, pollination of Tasmanian plants, and impacts of an invasive species of bumble bee.


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Inala – A Sanctuary for Endangered Pardalotes

A nature preserve in a critical location helps endangered woodlands birds survive
  • Bureau of Biodiversity Awareness
  • Feature Article
  • Issue Forty One

Andrew Hingston

March 25, 2016

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