source: Dr. David Lindenmeyer (Australian National University) has argued that the need for nest boxes indicates that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable, for conserving hollow-dependent species like Leadbeater's possum
target: Dr. David Lindenmeyer of Australian National University has argued that the need for next boxes to conserve hollow-dependent species like Leadbeater's possum indicates that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable ,
references: Dr. David Lindenmeyer of Australian National University has argued that the need for next boxes to conserve hollow-dependent species like Leadbeater's possum indicates that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable , Dr. David Lindenmeyer has argued that the need for nest boxes indicates that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable for conserving hollow-dependent species. Dr. David Lindenmeyer of the Australian National University has argued that the need for nest boxes shows that logging practices are bad for the environment, particularly for species that rely on hollows for nesting and breeding, such as Leadbeater's possum. Dr. David Lindenmeyer (Australian National University) has argued that the need for nest boxes shows that logging practices are not able to survive in the environtment, for conserving hollow-dependent species like Leadbeater's possum. Dr. David Lindenmayer (Australian National University) has argued that the need for nest boxes indicates that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable for conserving hollow-dependent species like the Leadbeater's possum. Dr. David Lindenmeyer (Australian National University) has argued that the need for nest boxes indicates that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable, for conserving hollow-dependent species like Leadbeater's possum. Dr. David Lindenmeyer (Australian National University) has said that the need for nest boxes shows that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable, for saving hollow-dependent animals like Leadbeater's possum.