Stopping koala extinction is agonisingly simple. But here’s why I’m not optimistic

UQ's Dr Christine Adams-Hosking discusses how habitat destruction and fragmentation for agriculture, urban development, mining and forestry has been the number one koala killer since European occupation of Australia. Compounded by the unabated impacts of climate change, which leads to more extreme droughts, heatwaves and bushfires.

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