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Figure 21 Impacts of major invasive species on terrestrial threatened species
Figure 22 Invasive buffel grass impacting native ecosystems near Alice Springs, Northern Territory
Figure 23 Red imported fire ants
Figure 24 Number of Australian threatened species that would benefit from different management responses
Figure 25 Integration of environmental and complementary waterway management at the local level, to achieve agreed outcomes
Figure 26 Changes to the Indigenous estate over time
Figure 27 Land and marine protected areas in Australia
Figure 28 Cherry Tree Hill lookout, Tasmania
Figure 29 Landcare ACT volunteers doing bushfire recovery work in Namadgi National Park, 2021
Figure 30 Three species in the Threatened Species Strategy that are in recovery, moving from a trajectory of decline in 2005–15 to a trajectory of increase in 2015–20; clockwise from top left: orange‑bellied parrot; matchstick banksia; numbat
Photographs of a bright yellow, green, and blue parrot, a black and white striped numbat, and a flower whose petals looks like orange matchsticks with green heads.

Photos: Parrot – Graeme Chapman; banksia – Western Australian Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions; numbat – Alexander Dudley

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