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Bruny a special place All of Tasmanians endemic birds vibrant wildlife and ecosystems a dedicated community wedded to sustainability and a simply stunning range of beautiful environments from dizzying sea cliffs to gentle woodlands a place to protect for future generations of all life. Latest from BIEN Notice of Special General Meeting A special general meeting of BIEN will be held 10am Saturday 12 April at the Adventure Hall. All members are invited to attend. PurposeThe purpose of the special general meeting Take care swimming in the Channel Dead fishfarm salmon and bits of salmon have been washing up on beaches in the Channel including on Bruny with the EPA cautioning people to take care handling any material National Ecosystem Accounts delivered Accounts of the extent condition and services provided by Australias ecosystems for the 202021 year were delivered by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in the first national foray into accounting Review of 2024 TWBBI Well 2024 has been a big year for TWBBI with 2800 trees planted over 20 properties across the island for the two threatened birds of Bruny Island Swift parrot Flowering for Swift parrot 2024 Swift parrot are starting to be seen in Tasmania and indications are that it is likely at least some will be breeding on Bruny Island this 2024 season.