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Richmond

Koala Woman Says

In the east of Tweed Shire Koala numbers have declined to an estimated 130 Koalas suffering continued impacts from dogs, cars and development which will soon include the huge Kings Forest housing project approved by then Minister Hunt under the EPBC Act. Elsewhere in the Tweed there are a few Koalas on the slopes of Mount Warning. There are some at Goonengerry which have been excluded from the Lismore Koala Plan and will also miss out when Byron Shire implements its Plan. Why?

All Shires in this region need to work together for a common outcome – more koalas. Koala Plans should be Shire-wide, not just in areas perceived to be capable of housing development.

The completed Pacific Highway upgrades is yet another threat, as well as habitat loss there is reduced connection between coastal and hinterland Koalas, reducing genetic diversity and recruitment.

Member for Richmond

The Hon Justine Elliot MP
Australian Labor Party
Justine.Elliot.MP@aph.gov.au

@JElliotMP

PO Box 6996 Tweed Heads South NSW 2486

Will she Act or Axe?

Koala Numbers

Estimated AKF Koala Population: 350-500

Estimated Koala Habitat left: 47.3%

Estimated Federal Government Population: 800-1000

Listed as endangered under the EPBC Act (Feb 2022)

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