More than 150,000 trees are being planted on private properties across New South Wales to create habitat highways for struggling koala populations after they were officially listed as an endangered species under the Biodiversity Conservation Act last month.
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Old Moruya farm among several private properties working to save koalas endangered by bushfire
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