Talk:Mabi forest

Compilation for expansion

Some useful links/ references for proposed/requested expansion of this article include:

• Commonwealth Departmental Information Sheet

• Tony Irvine Specialist notes on Mabi forests

• Cwlth instrument describing and categorising Mabi forest as 'critically endangered'

• Queensland forest categories .. within which Mabi forest is a type

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range map is broken, but I don’t know how to fix it.

The dot marking where Mabi forest occurs in Australia shows a point in the ocean, instead of the actual location. When I click on the map, it only shows the map, not the misplaced dot. Anyone know how to fix this or whose attention to bring it to? Illinoisjoe (talk) 23:38, 7 August 2019 (UTC)