Australia crea el Gran Parque Nacional del Koala de casi 5.000 km²

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Tras 13 años de campaña ciudadana, Nueva Gales del Sur, en el sureste de Australia, anunció el Gran Parque Nacional del Koala — casi 5.000 km² de bosques conectados que protegen al 20% de la población silvestre de koalas del estado y a 66 especies amenazadas más. Voluntarios ya plantan corredores de eucaliptos, y el parque generará empleo, incluyendo guías indígenas Gumbaynggirr.

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