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Koalas in Australien: So ist die Lage ein Jahr nach den Bränden

Koalas in Australien: So ist die Lage ein Jahr nach den Bränden
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How Australia s Tourism Industry Is Recovering a Year After the Devastating Bushfires

How Australia’s Tourism Industry Is Recovering a Year After the Devastating Bushfires Sarah Reid © Provided by Travel + Leisure Lisa Maree Williams/Getty A keeper at Australian Reptile Park in New South Wales, Australia hand feeds a koala joey. As golden beams of sunlight dance across the bright blue skies this summer, it s difficult to believe that this time last year, the sun glowed an angry red through a sickly yellow haze. By early September 2019 the first month of spring the New South Wales holiday town of Byron Bay (where I live) was shrouded in smoke as fires raged through the forests of southeast Queensland and northern NSW. While bushfires aren t an uncommon occurrence this time of year, we knew that we were in for a bad one last season. But we were relatively lucky in my area. For as the days grew hotter and drier, the bushfires that exploded further south burned with a ferocity like we ve never seen.

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Grant to help fund new koala habitat

Date Time Grant to help fund new koala habitat A community-driven planting program will aid the long-term survival of the local koala population by creating an indigenous tree corridor linking the You Yangs to Little River. The project, conceived and led by not-for-profit organisation the Koala Clancy Foundation, will be part-funded by the City of Greater Geelong via a $9000 Environmental Sustainability grant. With the help of volunteers, the foundation plans to plant more than 3000 grassy woodland trees and shrubs along a corridor of privately owned farmland near Little River. Koala Clancy Foundation president Janine Duffy said the new woodland would help koalas move into fertile, moisture-rich tree areas along the river in times of heat stress such as drought or bushfire.

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