Heartwarming article, but this bit is pretty sobering.

Dr Kita Ashman, a WWF conservation scientist, said:

We returned to a site in Tallaganda State Forest after logging and there was one tree left in this entire area of forest. And I watched a glider come out and not have anywhere to go. To see an endangered species come out of a tree hollow and just stare into the distance because there's nothing left, that's devastating, that's gut wrenching.

But I am really hopeful that collaborations like this, and the amazing work that so many people are doing, can turn the tide for greater gliders.