Australian Geographic

HELPING KOALAS CLING ON

FOR THE KOALA, this has been a shocking year. But with luck the disaster the species has faced will be the turning point that finally persuades Australians to truly value this national icon and do everything possible to bring it back from the brink of extinction.

Since our cover feature on the beloved marsupial early this year (see Unbearable loss, AG 155), it

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