Support the endangered Koala

Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) has a long history of conserving and managing Eucalypt forests and woodlands, and currently protect the endangered Koala at three sanctuaries. Population fragmentation and a loss of suitable habitat has resulted in dramatic Koala population decline, such that the species was listed as endangered in 2022. AWC supports these populations by preserving Koala habitat, as well as pursuing new and innovative research techniques that provide crucial data on population density, distribution and potential threats. This crucial research provides insights into the most effective areas to promote koala conservation and recovery in the future.

The attached report holds some exciting news from Waulinbakh Wildlife Sanctuary, where Koalas have been identified through wildlife surveys. It also details some of the reasearch happening in relation to understanding Koala populations at three AWC sanctuaries. I hope you enjoy reading about the impact of your support!

Links:

• https://www.australianwildlife.org/waulinbakh-wildlife-sanctuary/

• Your support: endangered Koala conservation (PDF)
  

Thank you for supporting this project, and helping Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) to protect the endangered Koala. 

Your contribution has led to some exciting achievements at AWC, including the confirmation of the first Koalas at Gorton Forest, and a mammoth revegetation project in the Sunshine Coast. 

An in-depth report can be found attached - while reading through this update, I hope to acknowledge that it is your contribution that has made this work possible. Your continued support can help AWC in achieving further milestones for conservation in Australia. 

If you would ever like to hear more about the work you have helped to support, please don't hesitate to get in contact.

Links:

• Revegetation for Koala Conservation

• Support the endangered Koala (PDF)