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Stage 3 at the Salt Marsh. Monday, September 8, 2008. Recovery Plan - Orient Point Salt Marsh! Wattle and Mangroves. But along with these amazing native plants and animals comes some introduced species like Lantana. Box thorn and Blackberry bushes. Also there are feral animals like cats, foxes and rabbits. Added to that is the fact that we humans impact upon this area too! The following is a recovery plan that we designed after helping our local Bush Care group to rejuvenate the salt marsh at Orient Point.CONTENT
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