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A white greater glider in a tree at night, looks at the camera, lots of leaves in the background.

"We haven't seen those sort of numbers in that area before — or in other parts of the Blue Mountains."

A black greater glider in a tree hollow.

"We weren't expecting them to be able to recover like they have,"
he said.

"It shows that greater gliders can thrive when they have undisturbed habitat,"
Dr Ashman said.

A grey-haired, grey beard, moustache, holds a light and looks up, forest in the background.

"There's been no sign of recovery since."

"That's the sort of time frame we're looking at — decades rather than years,"
Dr Smith said.

A greater glider flying by a tree, blue skies.

"Strengthening the corridors through Landcare and other means — it's all very important."
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