Transcript: Profile: Hand-planted eucalyptus forest seems to work for koalas and shows promise for restoring koala habitat

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Profile: Hand-planted eucalyptus forest seems to work for koalas and shows promise for restoring koala habitat

Host: BOB EDWARDS Time: 10:00-11:00 AM

BOB EDWARDS, host:

This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Bob Edwards.

If you have children, or even know children, you are familiar with difficult eaters and how hard it is to find something they'll accept. In Australia, conservationists face this same problem as they work to save an animal beloved worldwide for its teddy-bear look. The latest National Geographic Radio Expedition takes NPR's Alex Chadwick to a very unusual forest in Australia.

(Soundbite of koala noises)

ALEX CHADWICK ...

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