Population trends and the koala conservation debate

Article Abstract:

Complex factors like food tree preferences, history of disturbance, Chlamydia infection, make population trends difficult to predict. Overall the koala is considered 'vulnerable' by the World Conservation Union Criteria.

Protection and preservation

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Demographic forecasting in koala conservation

Article Abstract:

Accurate predictions of koala popular can be made using population viability analysis methods. The genetic differentiation on the north-south axis also needs to be considered to maintain population across the range.

Demographic aspects

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Overview, critical assessment, and conservation implications of koala distribution and abundance

Article Abstract:

National and regional surveys give the distribution details of koala in Australia. Abundance of koala does not describe it as an endangered or vulnerable fauna.

Australia, Science & research, Research

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