Land clearing in Queensland has tripled since 2010 after wind backs to regulations.
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Keeping cool during summer can be difficult, but new research published in Biology Letters shows that koalas cope with high temperatures in an unusual way – by hugging trees. Researchers used thermal imaging…
It was a breath of fresh air when, in 2012, the federal government listed koalas as being “vulnerable” in Queensland, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory under national environment law…
Palaeontologists from the University of New South Wales have discovered an extinct species of koala that lived in northern…
In a world-first project, Australian researchers have mapped koala genomes. A partnership between QUT and the Australian…
Simple tree planting may allow koalas to expand their habitat while allowing their populations to grow. Information from…
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