Recovering Regents in the Capertee Valley Webinar - July 2021
Channel: Local Land Services NSW
Date: 2021-08-05

The Capertee Valley is a crucial breeding and foraging area for the critically endangered Regent Honeyeater. Historical clearing of woodland habitat has seen their numbers decline as their home range decreased.

Central Tablelands Local Land Services invites you to watch this webinar to learn about the ongoing conservation work that is improving the quality of habitat and increasing breeding success of the Regent Honeyeater and how you can be involved in upcoming projects to further help its recovery.
Featured are experts at Birdlife Australia, Australian National University and National Parks and Wildlife Service.
Key topics include:
•Increasing the breeding success of Regent Honeyeaters
•The importance of mistletoe, and options for reintroducing it into the landscape
•Captive release program
•Monitoring and survey
•An update on future work planned, including information from Capertee Valley Landcare