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7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 
The Wandoo Research Group and Department of Environment 
and Conversation funded this research. In particular the 
impetus of Liz Manning and Paul Brown, information and field 
assistance from Peter White and historical insights from Allan 
Wills.