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The golden mantled tree kangaroo is not extinct. Its conservation status is "critically endangered".

It is a very rare species, and was only discovered in 2005 ina mountainous region of Papua New Guinea. Its endangered status is largely due to habitat loss - they are no longer found in their original native habitat - and the introduction of predatory non-native animals.

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