Kangaloola Wildlife Shelter: fewer animals appear to be surviving fire

Sophie Boyd
Updated January 22 2020 - 6:01pm, first published January 16 2020 - 2:27pm
STRUGGLING: Kangaloola Wildlife Rescue's Chris Lehmann pictured in November, with Brad the koala. Mr Lehmann says prolonged drought and heat are making it hard for native animals.
STRUGGLING: Kangaloola Wildlife Rescue's Chris Lehmann pictured in November, with Brad the koala. Mr Lehmann says prolonged drought and heat are making it hard for native animals.

A 'cascade of environmental changes' have resulted in more animals dying in the current bushfires than previous blazes, a wildlife rescuer says.

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Sophie Boyd

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