Biliirrgan | Saving the mid-north coast glossy black-cockatoo

Led by the NSW Government’s Saving our Species (SoS) program, the Biliirrgan project aims to conserve glossy black-cockatoos on the NSW mid-north coast.
As part of this project, a volunteer group of citizen scientists called the ‘Glossy Squad’ are helping SoS track down nesting hollows so we can monitor the breeding of these threatened birds.
Biliirrgan is the Gumbaynggirr word for glossy black cockatoo.
Watch the glossy black ‘Field Notes’:
• A glossy black-cockato...
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[@sharonhoffer3599]

I’ll have to keep an eye out for these beautiful birds in my area (Bellbrook, 50kms inland from Kempsey). Hopefully there’s some around 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@kathparry864]

Beautiful footage and sentiments about these stunning endangered birds! We need to protect what remains of their environment.

[@JanetCohen-ei5go]

We used to always see 2 pair whenever we walked in Kattang NR in the Port Macquarie area but recently very few sightings. 😢

[@FlossandLou]

Great video. Lots of important information presented in a delightful, accessible format. Thank you all for what you do. Floss Wild "Going Wild in the Highlands"

[@zonabrown9241]

❤this is fantastic❤

[@mtvs1998]

In Bermagui NSW we are campaigning against a proposed housing development in a forest where Glossy Black Cockatoos are routinely documented feeding, gathering and resting . How can we ensure that this colony, this forest is protected? Please help Bermagui save our precious Glossies