From planting trees to locking up your dog at night, you can make sure koalas can travel through your backyard safely and easily.

Be an agent for positive change in your workplace. Plant koala food trees around your workplace or volunteer some time with your colleagues to rejuvenate local bushland.

Kids can be environmental champions. Ignite their enthusiasm with positive action steps they can take around their school.

Drive slowly and carefully at night. Report injured animals. There’s plenty you can do to help protect our koalas.

Become aware of policies and laws affecting koalas in your local area, and get active. Petitions, letters and submissions will all make a difference.

Visit a zoo or write to the Australian Prime Minister: You can do your bit to protect the koala from anywhere in the world.

Learn more about this iconic marsupial

Wild koalas living near houses and roads face many challenges and dangers

The Redlands is koala country and we are proud to have urban koalas living here 

Proactive residents and local governments can work together to protect koala communities

Inspire and empower our smallest koala enthusiasts

A meeting place for researchers

Wildlife rescue organisations help sick and injured koalas

Find out current and past news, media reports and events about koalas.

Play this interactive game and get Pan Da Koala across the suburban backyard safely

Wallpaper your online world with images of our cuddliest koalas.

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We love koalas and their antics. New photos will be featured here each month