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Koala research project in Central Queensland wants more farmers to be involved | Queensland Country Life

Join the research project and help measure the extent and health of koala populations in Central Queensland. Learn more about this important initiative.

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Rockhampton Zoo visitors choose to support koala research

Rockhampton Zoo visitors choose to support koala research
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Poo pellets potential key koala survival link

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The key to the survival of Australia’s globally iconic koala species may be found in its faeces, a Central Queensland scientist has found.
The critical revelation could determine how long future generations can see the magnificent marsupials in the wild, after a World Wildlife Fund commissioned report announced more than 60,000 koalas were impacted by the devastating 2019-2020 bushfires.
Central Queensland University koala researcher Dr Flavia Santamaria has spent the past year prying through piles of poo to determine the mammals stress levels.
Just like how humans became more vulnerable to diseases and illnesses when stressed, Dr Santamaria said so did koalas.

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