考拉保护组织种植树木来帮助野生动物

The large number of trees near famous Byron Bay plantedby local conservation group Bangalow Koalas， are a lifeline2 forkoalas and many other animals. The group works hard to getthem away from humans， from cars， from dogs. The koala willdie out in the wild in NSW by 2050. Some of the biggest threats3 are wildfires， habitat loss4 and land clearing fordevelopment. Started in 2019， Bangalow Koalas has planted over 336，000 trees. It isgoing to plant 500，000 trees by 2025. It is reported that the number of koalas hasdropped 50% in Queensland and 62% in NSW.

当地保护组织“班加罗尔考拉”在著名的拜伦湾附近种植的大量树木是考拉和许多其他动物的生命线。该组织努力让它们远离人群、汽车和狗。到2050 年，新南威尔士州的考拉将在野外灭绝。几种最大的威胁有野火、栖息地丧失和（人类）为发展而进行的土地开垦。从2019 年开始，“班加罗尔考拉”已经种植了超过336000 棵树。到2025 年，它将种植50 万棵树。据报道，昆士兰州的考拉数量下降了50%，新南威尔士州下降了62%。