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You have until Monday, 8 January 2017 to tell researchers at the University of Adelaide about any unusual ecological phenomena you’ve witnessed.
The information collected will help researchers to understand what unusual ecological phenomena are being observed and how natural resource managers respond to them. This information will help to inform conservation planning and policy.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/unusualecolphenomena17WA
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