Hello Koala Lovers, Just letting you know I am at Quinlans checking on this beautiful place that was bequeathed to the AKF over 7  years ago. We have 70 new trees going into the ground toda...

Hello Koala Lovers, At a recent Board meeting, we all remembered fondly the input of Dr John Woolcock, the founding Research Chairman of the AKF when we started in 1986.   Dr John, as he ...

Hello Koala Lovers, Winter is upon us in Australia and this is the time that our office starts to get ready for Save the Koala Month in September. Our theme this year is “Love is in the Air”. ...

Dear Koala lovers! With the closing date for submissions for the New South Wales Koala Strategy and the draft of the South-East Queensland Regional Plan both falling on 3rd March, the Australian Koal...

Hello Koala Lovers, The last few weeks since the team and I returned from our holidays has been very busy. There are links below to all the letters the AKF staff have written to various politicians a...

Hello Koala lovers! It's been a busy work in the AKF office with a couple of curiously synchronised goings-on in Queensland and New South Wales - with no action from the Federal Government. I ha...

Dave Mitchell, our Landscape Ecologist is in Canberra this week to deliver a powerful presentation on the value of the AKF's maps and how they can be used to help plan development and ecological conse...

Hello Koala lovers, I am going to Quinlan's tomorrow and I will do what I love best; be in the bush. Quinlan’s is looking beautiful because we have had good rain and many of the tree...

Hello Koala Lovers,   On Friday I wrote to the Premier of Queensland and also the Federal Minister for the Environment and Energy.  The Queensland Minister for the Environment, Mr. St...

Happy Save the Koala Day to you all! Thank you for your continued support of the Koala via the AKF and as you will see from my letter to the new Environment Minister, we are committed to protecting K...