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: The need for nest boxes indicates that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable for conserving hollow-dependent species. The argument was made by Dr. David Lindenmeyer from the Australian National University.
references: The need for nest boxes indicates that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable for conserving hollow-dependent species. The argument was made by Dr. David Lindenmeyer from the Australian National University. Dr. David Lindenmeyer (Australian National University) insists nest boxes for Leadbeater's possum are not ecologically sustainable. Dr. David Lindenmeyer says the fact that nest boxes are needed says that logging practices are not good for the environment. Dr. David Lindenmeyer  has said that the need for nest boxes shows that logging practices are not able to be continued, for saving hollow-dependent species like Leadbeater's possum. Dr. David Lindenmeyer, from the Australian National University, has argued this.  He states that the need for nest boxes indicates logging practices are not good for the environment, or for conserving animals such as the Leadbeater's possum. Dr. David Lindenmeyer believes that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable for conserving species like Leadbeater's possum.  This is shown by the need for next boxes. According to Dr. David Lindenmeyer (Australian National University), the need for nest boxes shows that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable, for conserving hollow-dependent species like Leadbeater's possum. Dr. David Lindenmeyer has argued that logging practices are not ecologically sustainable. Dr. David Lindenmeyer (Australian National University) argued that logging is not good for the environment and hurts the Leadbeater's possum group as shown by nest boxes being needed. Dr. David Lindenmeyer from Australian National University has argued that the need for nest boxes is signaling that loggings are not environmental friendly for helping species like Leadbeater's possum.