Koalas face extinction in east Australia

Koalas could be wiped out along Australia’s eastern seaboard within 12 years because of urban and agricultural sprawl, an international conservation group warned today.

Koalas face extinction in east Australia

Koalas could be wiped out along Australia’s eastern seaboard within 12 years because of urban and agricultural sprawl, an international conservation group warned today.

The Australian Koala Foundation plans to present evidence next month to the federal government showing the iconic marsupial should be listed as a vulnerable species in order to have its habitat protected, Executive Director Deborah Tabart said.

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