Biodiversity > New South Wales environment laws failing to protect koala populations, report says

New South Wales environment laws failing to protect koala populations, report says

Published 00:40 on February 9, 2023  /  Last updated at 00:40 on February 9, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

A new report has found that legal protection for Sydney’s koalas are woefully inadequate and will fail to halt the decline of the iconic species, urging the New South Wales state government to close environmental loopholes and ensure regulations are applied consistently. 
A new report has found that legal protection for Sydney’s koalas are woefully inadequate and will fail to halt the decline of the iconic species, urging the New South Wales state government to close environmental loopholes and ensure regulations are applied consistently. 


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