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In this video, we're going to be looking for rare Emus on the Northern NSW Coast. If you're looking for a life adventure, this is the video for you!
We'll be camping in a van and encountering Emus for the first time. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so be sure to watch to see if we can find any Emus! If you're in the area and want to experience the Northern NSW Coast for yourself, be sure to check out this video!
Join me on an exciting #vanlifeaustralia adventure as we search for elusive coastal emus on the Northern NSW Coast! There are only 50 left in the wild and noted to be the 2nd tallest bird in the world (taller than all other emus). In this episode, we will take you on a journey through cane fields, and emu zones, and even encounter emu statues. Get ready to unravel the mystery of these rare birds with me! Don't forget to subscribe for more thrilling #vanlife wildlife encounters.
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News article below thanks to: CLARENCE VALLEY INDEPENDENT
Fence modifications to help protect endangered emus
August 25, 2021 -
Geoff Helisma|
There may be fewer than 50 coastal emus in the Clarence and Richmond valleys, so it was good news when landholders at Taloumbi received a letter from the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE) about an initiative to keep the emus safer.
“Emus are seen regularly in this vicinity, frequently on and adjacent to the Brooms Head Road,” the letter states, “finding their way through fences and gates as they move across the landscape through various properties.
“If the birds experience difficulty in doing this, and remain on road corridors for long periods, this poses a danger to the birds and drivers.
“…DPIE, through the Saving our Species (SoS) program, has engaged a contractor to undertake trial modifications of boundary fences in key locations along the Brooms Head Road … with the full
cooperation of the landowner.
“The aim is to assist the emus to move more freely and reduce the risk of collisions.” An emu was killed in the vicinity earlier this year and, consequently, Clarence Valley Council (CVC) acted in conjunction with the NSW Department of Planning, Industry, and Environment (DPIE) “to put in place strategies to reduce the risk of this tragic event occurring again”, according to a February 4 post on CVC’s Facebook page.
One of the landholders, Barbara Linley, who is also the emu coordinator for the Lions Club of Clarence - Environmental, welcomed the news.
“Absolutely, it’s a step forward, it’s marvelous, it’s going to make it easier for the emus to get through the fence,” she said.
“This is the main area where they cross, between Grasstree Lane and Tailem Drive.
“With cars increasingly going backwards and forwards it was becoming a safety issue.
“It’ll be good for the emus and drivers.” Fencing work will commence “shortly and the outcomes will be monitored and reported back to DPIE and SoS programs”; and “signage will be placed at the trial sites to inform the public and passing motorists”.
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