Gliding to an uncertain future

Climate calling
15/10/2023 5 min
Gliding to an uncertain future

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It’s estimated up to three billion animals were killed or displaced during the 2019 Black Summer bushfires. Now, ecologists fear for the survival of endangered species ahead of what’s predicted to be the most severe bushfire season since. One of those is the Greater Glider.

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