In 2017, bulldozers cleared Western Australian wetlands for a highway that was cancelled; nine years later, restoration has returned over 200,000 plants and recorded 97 animal species across 18 hectares
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In 2017, bulldozers cleared Western Australian wetlands for a highway that was cancelled; nine years later, restoration has returned over 200,000 plants and recorded 97 animal species across 18 hectares

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  • A highway project in Western Australia cleared sensitive bushland and wetlands for the Roe 8 extension, part of the Perth Freight Link, with land clearing escalating in early 2017.
  • Construction was suspended after the Labor Party won the state election in March 2017, and the wider project was formally closed in January 2025.

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