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The Australian Koala Foundation has issued a stark warning regarding the survival of koala populations in Victoria. Emphasises has been placed on the habitat loss as the primary threat for Koalas. The Foundation has also stressed about the misconception that koala populations in Victoria are secure is in correct. Vanessa Gatica speaks with Deborah Tabart …
In the second part of our investigation into the proposed development of the Lawson grasslands in Belconnen ACT, we look at why the ACT Government has no say in the future of this 145 ha of endangered habitat, and how political decisions about Lawson at the federal level are being reflected across Australia. Conservation Council …
Native forest logging in New South Wales came under scrutiny last year when Forestry Corporation NSW was forced to stop work by the EPA, as their practices threatened the habitats of endangered gliders in Tallaganda State Forest. This violation was one of eight recorded in 2023. Now, Forestry Corporation is looking to return to logging …
The Federal government has added 17 more animals to the ‘threatened species list’ just ahead of Christmas. Some of the animals are native to Far North Queensland raising questions around how the most recent floods will impact vulnerable populations. While the most recent additions are mostly reptiles, birds, and fish, there’s a drop in the …
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Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has proposed a national management plan aimed at reducing the detrimental impact of feral cats on endangered native species. Feral cats are estimated to kill over 6 million native animals across Australia every day. The plan hopes to better coordinate management efforts across the country and follows extensive consultation with Indigenous …
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You are probably familiar with the mournful wail of the yellow-tailed Glossy Cockatoo but do you know how to identify one of the other five black Australian cockatoos, the Glossy Black Cockatoo? With numbers of the bird having decreased from an estimated tens of thousands to as few as twenty-five, bird-lovers are calling on citizen …
Lismore law student Kashmir Miller was today dangling from a tree 25 m up attached to 3 tree harvesting implements. She was in the Doubleduke State Forest 50 km south of Lismore where a sizeable chunk of the forest has been closed whilst some tree harvesting is taking place. Habitat has been greatly decreased for …
Five years ago the Bogong moth population declined sharply due to increasing drought and rising temperatures in the caves used by the moths for estimation. Despite a trend of higher Bogong moth numbers due to this year’s La Nina climate and sustained rainfall conditions, however, it is still not out of the woods. Darcie Carruthers …