It's not just land clearing putting koalas at risk
In 2002, a NSW country town declared itself the Koala Capital of the World. But two decades on, Gunnedah’s koala population has experienced a drastic downturn.
Source: cosmosmagazine.com
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In 2002, a NSW country town declared itself the Koala Capital of the World. But two decades on, Gunnedah’s koala population has experienced a drastic downturn.
Calamity has struck the koalas of Gunnedah, the NSW town that still calls itself the “koala capital of the world”.