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Bart Dryden

With a Degree in Applied Science majoring in Natural Systems and Wildlife Management, as well as over 20 years working in Natural Resource Management. Bart has worked across a wide variety of areas including, Indigenous Business Development, Threatened Species Recovery, Sustainable Agriculture, Waterways and Wetlands and Invasive species management. Bart lives with his family on a small property west of Innisfail, with a passion for the outdoors and visiting wild places. In his free time, he coaches kids sports, works on his property and spends time fishing.

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Aboriginal-led project restores vulnerable marsupials to island in Bass Strait, generating own conservation funding in the process

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