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In the last two hundred years, land clearing – first for farming, then for housing estates and shopping centres – has changed the Bellarine Peninsula’s environments immensely. Many species of animals and plants have lost their habitats and this, combined with the introduction of feral species, has led to many local indigenous animals becoming extinct.
More land clearing and urbanisation will only reduce local habitats still further, consigning more indigenous species to extinction.
The Bellarine Catchment Network supports 30 community groups and organisations who protect, enhance and celebrate the local environment.