Counting Cowper koalas: $18 million to help save our icons

Updated November 24 2020 - 11:51am, first published 11:30am
Mr Conaghan, Ms Ley and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Ranger Geoff James during an inspection of the bushfire impacts at Lake Innes Nature Reserve in January this year.
Mr Conaghan, Ms Ley and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Ranger Geoff James during an inspection of the bushfire impacts at Lake Innes Nature Reserve in January this year.

Local residents will soon be able to participate in the Australian Government's annual koala monitoring program in order to pin-point where koala populations are and determine how to best help our Aussie icons recover from the Black Summer Bushfires.

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