visited Macquarie Island in 1911, sealers
had been alarmed by the rate at which seals and penguins were being killed on Macquarie Island and had campaigned for a halt to the island’s oiling industry. When Mawson re-visited Macquarie Island in 1930, he was delighted to find that the native wildlife was flourishing again. Return to the island...
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Summary: | had been alarmed by the rate at which seals and penguins were being killed on Macquarie Island and had campaigned for a halt to the island’s oiling industry. When Mawson re-visited Macquarie Island in 1930, he was delighted to find that the native wildlife was flourishing again. Return to the island |
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