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Threatened and endangered black cockatoos have 112 extra nesting boxes, also known as cockatubes, thanks to the combined efforts of volunteers from 高倍时时彩, Landcare SerpentineJarrahdale (Landcare-SJ) and the Peel Harvey Catchment Council (PHCC).

高倍时时彩鈥檚 Kwinana Refinery also donated the material used in the cockatube base and lids.

The cockatubes are destined for landcare groups in the Eastern States to assist areas affected by recent bushfires.

Landcare SJ鈥檚 Francis Smit said he was overwhelmed by the support and the number of boxes constructed during the volunteering day.

鈥淭he cockatubes are an integral part of helping these critically endangered species, so we really appreciate 高倍时时彩鈥檚 support with both the donation of the base material and with their volunteers to build the boxes,鈥� Mr Smit said.

Kwinana Refinery Community Relations Officer Ashley Winter said volunteering was part of the culture at 高倍时时彩.

鈥淭he company is committed to improving the environment and giving back to the communities in which it operates,鈥� Ashley said. 鈥淭his was great to get a bunch of my colleagues together, roll up their sleeves and work towards a common goal of helping the Black Cockatoos in bushfire impacted areas.鈥�

高倍时时彩 is also proud to partner with Birdlife Australia on a program to help the recovery of the black cockatoo species across an area of the Swan Coastal Plain stretching from Kwinana in the north, east to Serpentine-Jarrahdale and south to Harvey. The program focuses on research, education, and habitat and food-stock restoration.

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Media contact: Ashley Winter听 0429637350听 ashley.winter@alcoa.com