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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Environment
Lisa Cox and Catie McLeod

Greater gliders risk being wiped out after drastically undercounted government survey, campaigners say

A greater glider pictured in south-east Queensland.
The Forest Alliance of NSW surveys found 825 gliders across at Tallaganda, Tuggolo, Styx River and Bulga state forests, while the Forestry Corporation of NSW’s surveys found 229. Photograph: Paul Revie/Wildlife Preservation Society Queensland

New South Wales crossbenchers are threatening to withhold their support for legislation unless the Minns government moves to end native forest logging in the state, as greater glider populations remain at risk.

The Legalise Cannabis MP Jeremy Buckingham and Greens environment spokesperson, Sue Higginson, said it was time for the premier, Chris Minns, to take the issue seriously.

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