Kailas is a climbing tree surgeon and wildlife rescuer. His unique skill set means he's been in demand for the past few months since Australia's bushfire crisis. He's currently on Kangaroo Island climbing unsafe trees to rescue injured koalas.
Wildlife rescuers are racing to ensure koalas and other animals caught in this summer's devastating bushfires are saved.
The massive inferno which engulfed Kangaroo Island in South Australia in January destroyed more than 210,000 hectares - about one-third of the entire island.
The koala population has been drastically reduced to just 5,000 compared to nearly 60,000 before the horrific fires, Wildlife, Ecosystems and Habitat Bushfire Recovery Taskforce chairwoman Felicity-Ann Lewis said.
Wildlife rescuers are racing to ensure koalas and other animals caught in this summer's devastating bushfires are saved.
The massive inferno which engulfed Kangaroo Island in South Australia in January destroyed more than 210,000 hectares - about one-third of the entire island.
The koala population has been drastically reduced to just 5,000 compared to nearly 60,000 before the horrific fires, Wildlife, Ecosystems and Habitat Bushfire Recovery Taskforce chairwoman Felicity-Ann Lewis said.
many of us are not aware of all the damage we are causing to our planet, we should open our eyes and take action to save our planet before it’s too late, this is our home and we should take awareness of our actual reality and stop acting as if nothing was wrong. This is a real issue and we as humans should take responsability and help solve this problem.
Laura’s Topic
it's a shame that because of the ignorance of people, animals and nature have to suffer the consequences.
ResponderBorrarwe would have to enter reason once and act because we are destroying our home
I’m really sad to read what just happened to the koalas, the environment and the wildlife that lived there. I agree that we humans “rational beings” should start to take action on our dying planet.
ResponderBorrarWhen I hear there’s people like Kayla I feel hope for our planet, but that isn’t enough. Everyone should make awareness and start helping our planet, doing even the little things as recycling it matters and we can all do something to put our grain of sand to save our home.