Introduction The mahogany glider Petaurus gracilis is one of the world’s most threatened arboreal mammals with a population possibly as low as 1500 animals. It is listed as an endangered species under the Australian E - S. gracilis - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Introduction The mahogany glider Petaurus gracilis is one of the world’s most threatened arboreal mammals with a population possibly as low as 1500 animals. It is listed as an endangered species under the Australian E Add to Reading List Document Date: 1969-12-31 19:00:00 Open Document File Size: 774,41 KB Share Result on Facebook City Cardwell township / Townsville / / Company MG Action Group / Planning Subgroup / Mahogany Glider Action Group / / / Event Extinction / Environmental Issue / / IndustryTerm food plants / food resources / food / / NaturalFeature Hull River / Easter Creek / Ollera Creek / Cassowary Coast / Bambaroo Hills / Open Forest / Murray River / Cardwell State Forests / Meunga Creek / Halifax Bay / / Organization Queensland government / IUCN / Department of Environment and Heritage Protection / / Person Lily Ck / / Position Governor / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / / Region north Queensland / / URL http / SocialTag Conservation biology Gliding possums Conservation reliant species Ecological restoration Habitats Mahogany glider Petaurus Habitat conservation Eucalyptus Environment

Introduction The mahogany glider Petaurus gracilis is one of the world’s most threatened arboreal mammals with a population possibly as low as 1500 animals. It is listed as an endangered species under the Australian EAdd to Reading List