Karen refugees work to save Australian native landscape

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A Karen refugee community has stepped in to help save the future of Victorian grassland ecosystems by volunteering to harvest kangaroo grass seeds.

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Published 15 November 2019 5:11pm

By Rebekah Manibog

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A Karen refugee community has stepped in to help save the future of Victorian grassland ecosystems by volunteering to harvest kangaroo grass seeds.

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Karen refugees work to save Australian native landscape

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A Karen refugee community has stepped in to help save the future of Victorian grassland ecosystems by volunteering to harvest kangaroo grass seeds.

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A Karen refugee community has stepped in to help save the future of Victorian grassland ecosystems by volunteering to harvest kangaroo grass seeds.

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