But finding out exactly how much habitat for endangered koala populations will be lost — whether it's for a renewable energy project (such as a new wind farm) or a coal mine — is not easy.
Koalas and greater gliders are claimed to be at greater risk from Queensland’s newest coal mine, as an environmental group ...
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Koala 'biggest loser' of federal land-clearing consentsThe koala lost more of its habitat to mining, infrastructure and other projects approved under commonwealth nature laws than any other vulnerable species. The Australian Conservation Foundation ...
PORT Stephens Council is updating its vegetation and koala habitat mapping to better identify key areas where koalas are ...
Threatened plants and animals will be protected and a sacred Aboriginal site preserved with the Minns Labor Government’s purchase of Broughton Vale Station, 75 kilometres east of Broken Hill in Far ...
A 146-hectare property to be restored for koala habitat and provide for future environmental offsets has been acquired by the City.The land, which ...
More than 60 endangered koalas have been discovered living in bushland around a dam in regional New South Wales. Ecologists and landowners are working to ensure the colony continues to thrive.
The Toowoomba Region Koala Habitat Project’s annual count across three locations within the local government area in November found 230 individual koalas, up from 220 in 2023 and just 65 in 2021.
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