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We certainly are not in the good corner on this one. There is good news though. The World Wide Fund say that if we plant koala friendly gums they are likely to be feeding these cuddly little beasts in less that two years. Gums grow extremely fast and can be homes for hundreds of wildlife species including the dwindling population of koalas. If you have spare land plant it out, don't knock um down, and that should help to take Australia out of that naughty corner.
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We certainly are not in the good corner on this one. There is good news though. The World Wide Fund say that if we plant koala friendly gums they are likely to be feeding these cuddly little beasts in less that two years. Gums grow extremely fast and can be homes for hundreds of wildlife species including the dwindling population of koalas. If you have spare land plant it out, don't knock um down, and that should help to take Australia out of that naughty corner.
The WWF says planting koala-friendly gums can help feed the koala population in less than two years. Gums grow fast and provide homes for many wildlife species, including koalas. Planting on spare land can help save koalas and improve Australia's situation. We're certainly not in the good corner on this one, there is good news though, the Worldwide Fund says that if we plant koala friendly gums, they're likely to be feeding these cuddly little beasts in less than two years. Gums grow extremely fast and can be homes for hundreds of wildlife species, including the dwindling population of koalas. If you have spare land, plant it out, don't knock them down, and that should help to take Australia out of that naughty corner.
