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NSW Koala Strategy
1 NSW Koala StrategyNSW Koala Koala StrategyForewordKoalas are recognised around the world as one of Australia s most iconic animals. However, Koala populations in New South Wales are under increasing pressure. In 1992 and 2012, the NSW and Commonwealth governments listed the Koala as threatened. Recent studies estimate a 26% decline in numbers over the past three generations (15 21 years).The NSW Government is committed to ensuring threatened species survive in the wild through the Saving our Species program. To support this vision, we have developed a NSW Koala Strategy (the Strategy ).
Creating new reserves for koalas and protecting habitat corridors is a key pillar of the Strategy. More than 20,000 hectares of state forest on the Central Coast, Southern Highlands, North Coast, Hawkesbury and Hunter with koala habitat will be set aside as new koala reserves. Over 4000 hectares
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