Christina N Zdenek

But there is good news to end on.

And you're already aware of this one, Dom, I know for a fact, because a lot of the research that we've been discussing today has come from actually one of our colleagues, Christina Zdenek.

And she also spearheaded last year an artificial nesting hollow installation in far north Cape York.

And it's the first instance where a palm cockatoo has successfully nested and reproduced in a nest box, right? Correct.

She's been on before talking about palm cockatoos.

Christina Zdenek is here to talk to us about Aussie Bird Week.

She joins me now.

Christina, welcome to the Brekkie Show.

Have you taken part in the Aussie Bird Count or are you just in general a bird lover, a bird watcher? Tell me who you've been spotting out there with feathers on.

With me to chat about it is Dr. Christina Zdenek, a conservation biologist at BirdLife Australia who coordinates their urban birds program.

Christina, personally, how many birds have you counted?

Well, for the Aussie bird count, I imagine you're asking? Yeah, sure.

This is Life Matters on ABC Radio National.

I'm Tegan Taylor.

I'm with Dr. Christina Zdenek from BirdLife Australia because the Aussie Bird Count is on this week.

We're talking about bird watching.

All right.

Uh, thanks very much, um, Christina, for chatting with us.

And if people wanna find out more, they can head to your website?

Absolutely.

You are listening to 4ZZZ.

Paradigm Shift is the show.

And before, we were hearing from Christina Zdenek from the group Save Woogooroo Forest.

And you can head to their website where there is a petition, as well as other ways of taking action.