Kirsty Costa

I've put a link in the show notes to some great advice from the conservation regulator in Victoria, which could be used in any part of the world, I guess, about how to ethically source firewood and what to watch out for.

I've also put a link to BirdLife Australia's Woodland Birds program, which is also worth checking out.

There are lots of ways that you can be a friend to woodland birds.

Before Emmy heads off, I've got one final question for her.

There are so many places to go birdwatching.

Where is she dreaming of next?

You can hear it in Emmy's voice, can't you?

There's always another place to go and another bird to find.

Glue Pot Reserve is a BirdLife Australia property in regional South Australia and I've put a link to the website for you in the show notes.

I'm really grateful to Emmy for her work in science and in conservation and the way that she appreciates the birds around her.

I've learned so much about woodlands and I hope you have too.

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This episode was recorded in Melbourne, Australia.

Melbourne is known as Narm by the Wurundjeri people, whose country we have the privilege to be on.

I pay my respects to Elders past and present, and to any First Nations person from around the world listening to this podcast.