Broad-scale population management of koalas is critical to conservation efforts. This is challenging because distribution models are not easily generalized across bioregions, and further complicated by the unique regional conservation issues described above. Since it is not possible to generalize management...
endangered animals entire species significant change natural resources mass extinction solar energy 1 In the early 1900s, a demand for coats made from the fur of koalas threatened to destroy the entire species. 2 Endangered animals are species that are at risk of becoming extinct, often because ...
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) estimated that 60,000 koalas perished nationwide in the 2019/20 Black Summer bushfires. The AKF has called for the government to abandon the koala census and instead focus all its efforts on habitat conservation. Ley said on Saturday that widespread habitat...
Together the five policy elements make up a logically comprehensive set of interrelated concepts for koala policy development, implementation, and appraisal. Many opportunities exist to use these guidelines skillfully in on-the-ground koala conservation efforts to improve koala policy outcomes....
effective local management can synergize with global efforts to mitigate climate change and help coral reefs survive the Anthropocene.“ Large ecosystem-scale effects of restoration fail to mitigate impacts of land-use legacies in longleaf pine savannas—“… while restoration can have major benefits ...
Consumed traces the life cycle of a variety of common consumer products from their origins, across supply chains, and waste streams. The circular economy is an attempt to lessen the pace and impact of consumption through efforts to reduce demand for raw materials by recycling wastes, improve the...
But what was the distribution of koalas before humans arrived in Australia? Were they always a zoological feature of only the eastern regions? The answer is a resounding ‘no’ — the fossil record reveal a much more complicated story. Read the rest of this entry » Share: Click to share...
"We are learning more about their behaviour and movements at sea, and drones also give us new avenues for anti-poaching efforts." The paper warns that, despite the benefits, drones cannot fully replace ground work and surveys. And it says more research is required to understand if and how ...
"We are learning more about their behaviour and movements at sea, and drones also give us new avenues for anti-poaching efforts." The paper warns that, despite the benefits, drones cannot fully replace ground work and surveys. And it says more research is required to understand if and how ...
geographic areas by 2050, and almost 30% by 2100. This is more than double previous predictions. It means children born today who live to their 70s will witness literally thousands of animals disappear in their lifetime, from lizards and frogs to iconic mammals such aselephantsandkoalas. ...