La población de koalas del estado de Nueva Gales del Sur, en el este deAustralia, puede desaparecer si se mantiene el ritmo actual de tala de árboles, alertó el Fondo Mundial para la Naturaleza.
“El gobierno de Nueva Gales del Sur es responsable de abrir las puertas de la destrucción de los bosques de los koalas en una escala que no hemos visto en 20 años”, añadió la directora ejecutiva del Consejo de Conservación Natural, Kate Smolki.
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