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New South Wales councils protected 574 hectares of bushland with rare koalas from development, citing public support and conservation needs.
Newcastle and Lake Macquarie councils have voted to protect 574 hectares of bushland, including a rare chlamydia-free koala population, from housing development and designate it as a national park.
The move follows 99% public support in consultations, with councils seeking state acquisition, funding via biodiversity offsets from the Hunter Transmission Project, and collaboration with neighboring councils.
While developer Eden Estates disputes the presence of koalas and argues the land is needed for housing, councils emphasize ecological, health, and conservation benefits.
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Los consejos de Nueva Gales del Sur protegieron de desarrollo 574 hectáreas de matorrales con koalas raros, citando el apoyo público y las necesidades de conservación.