The community crow

The community crow This page is part of a larger research project being undertaken by Darryl Jones (Griffith), Thom van Dooren (UNSW) and others.

This collaborative research project brings together approaches from the natural and social sciences, as well as the humanities, to explore the human/crow relationships in Brisbane, Australia. Nowhere else in Australia do crows (including other Torresian crows) gather in such large groups as they do in Brisbane (we do not, as yet, have a good explanation for this situation but it might be due to the ready availability of food and other resources). At the same time, Brisbane is one of Australia's fastest growing cities in terms of its human inhabitants. As a result, it is a unique and fascinating site to explore the changing relationships between people and crows: sometimes positive and mutually life-enhancing, on other occasions anything but.

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