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 The first koala born since the tragic Australian bushfires has made his appearance to the world.Everyone, meet Ash!                                                                                                The Australian Reptile Park in central New South Wales shared the news on its                             Facebook                         page. We have a very special announcement... Our very first koala of the season has popped out of Mums pouch to say hello!  the park said in a Facebook post.  Keepers have decided to name her Ash! Ash is the first koala born at the park since the tragic Australian bushfires and is a sign of hope for the future of Australia s native wildlife. According to                             The Associated Press                        , the bushfires claimed the lives of 33 people and                             killed                         over 1 billion wildlife creatures.                            Copyright 2020 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.                Sign  adidas campus up for the Break salomon ing News News adidas campus letter and receive up to date information.             now signed up