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RECOMMENDATIONS: The South West NRM region has a number of sites where<br />

Major Mitchell’s cockatoo are regularly sighted. However, further research needs to<br />

be done to identify the biodiversity hotspots for this species, in both the South West<br />

and Desert Channels NRM regions and to determine how the stock routes relate in<br />

respect to the connectivity and linkage of these sites. As this species have a strong<br />

fidelity for nesting hollows, a first step would be to survey and map the known nesting<br />

sites.<br />

Recommended management actions for the Angelalla site are protecting nesting<br />

trees from being pulled, encouraging a low intensity fires, and coordinated control of<br />

feral cats.<br />

At the Angelalla site priority should be given to protecting the area from any clearing<br />

of vegetation.<br />

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