Researchers propose trial to protect native animals by leasing them privately

By Kim Arlington
Updated November 27 2016 - 11:08am, first published October 21 2016 - 4:47pm
Koalas are among the vulnerable species that might benefit from more private sector involvement in conservation, researchers say. Photo: Wong Maye-E
Koalas are among the vulnerable species that might benefit from more private sector involvement in conservation, researchers say. Photo: Wong Maye-E
The bilby is endangered in Queensland, due to predation by foxes and cats. Photo: Kathie Atkinson
The bilby is endangered in Queensland, due to predation by foxes and cats. Photo: Kathie Atkinson

Native animals at risk of extinction could be leased to landowners under a proposal to conserve threatened species and their habitats.

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