- NSW kangaroo numbers are estimated to have dropped by more than two million
- A Far West grazier says the decline is likely due to seasonal conditions
- Wildlife advocates say the native animal is being impacted by commercial harvesting
"While they did fall during the drought, the numbers have certainly built back up again."
- — decrease of 1,058,864 in 12 months
- — 373,152
- — 84,709
- (grey kangaroo) — 38,947
- (grey kangaroo) — 431,570
- — 1,023,997
- — increase of 184,968 in 12 months
- — 50,995
- (red kangaroo) — 78,320
- (red kangaroo) — 106,173
- (eastern grey) — 340,567
"The areas that are short of rainfall at the moment are probably going to be seeing less roos in the landscape."
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