“Heroes of Australian wildfires" in about 150 – 200 words. Follow the format of article writing, give a suitable title and introduce relevant quotations.
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Australia is recovering from a nationwide bushfire emergency. More than 12 million hectares of Australian land has been burnt.
When habitat is lost, our wildlife suffers. It's estimated nearly 3 billion animals - mammals, reptiles, birds, and frogs were killed or displaced by the Black Summer fires.
Your help is urgently needed for our bushfire recovery work to deliver:
• Wildlife response - including partnering with wildlife response organisations, communities and scientist nationally for a swift and effective response and recovery at scale.
• Habitat restoration for people and nature - including restoring forests and damaged wildlife habitat, stopping deforestation, including cultivating habitat connectivity, core habitat and Indigenous and rural fire management.
• Future-proofing Australia - including driving innovative solutions to help mitigate climate change, driving climate preparedness, species adaptation and long-term wildlife and nature conservation efforts towards securing Australia’s natural resources for people and nature.
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Australia’s Bushfire Emergency
Australia has been ravaged by the most devastating bushfire season the country has ever seen. Over 12 million hectares of Australian land has been burned.
It’s estimated that as many as 8,400 koalas have perished in fires on the mid-north coast of NSW and South Australia’s Kangaroo Island has lost over 50% of their koala population This is a devastating blow for an iconic species already in decline, and these bushfires have the potential to hasten koalas’ slide towards extinction in eastern Australia.
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