Koala populations have plummeted by 50% #LivingPlanetReport

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Published 2022-11-02
Beloved around the world, koalas are one of the world’s most iconic species.

⚠ But we’re losing them. In 20 years, koala populations have plummeted by 50% in some Australian regions – according to a recent study from the country.

👉 #ForALivingPlanet we need to take action for koalas – together: panda.org/lpr #LivingPlanet #LPR2022
All Comments (11)
  • @dabreu
    We need them possibly even more than they need us.
  • @Aniketbabar
    Australian bushfires were devastating for koalas and other animals and birds.
  • @munawarzehra9359
    Human beings Trees, Animals are part of the Ecosystem .it is so we are
  • @user-mf2zg6uz1v
    wow, this is soooo addicting. I can only imagine how hard it was to film...
  • @l.9047
    Thank you again, WWF, for this very emotional video intending to trigger us to donate to you organization. Statistically, there is no evidence the WWF has ever had any major impact on "saving the wildlife". On the opposite, it is maintaining collaborations with big cooperations like Monsanto or Cargill, which are the biggest threat to wildlife. People, don't let yourself get fooled by the good pr strategie of the WWF. Get informed. Read the facts. (ex.: Wilfried Huismann)