Wagga koala colony: proposal to relocate threatened species could bring tourism benefits

Rex Martinich
Updated August 23 2020 - 9:40am, first published August 21 2020 - 5:00pm
COLONY: A koala, decended from a relocated colony in 1972, that was spotted this month at Narrandera's wetlands. Picture: Murrumbidgee Field Naturalists
COLONY: A koala, decended from a relocated colony in 1972, that was spotted this month at Narrandera's wetlands. Picture: Murrumbidgee Field Naturalists

Wildlife experts have warned of the challenges in setting up a new koala colony around Wagga but welcomed a council plan to investigate if the city can help the threatened species.

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Rex Martinich

Rex Martinich

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Journalist for the Daily Advertiser in Wagga Wagga covering politics and data. Mobile: 0437 853 137 Email: rex.martinich@dailyadvertiser.com.au

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