Hi koala lovers, Just a quick note to say I hope you are all well and had a great holiday season. 2016 is here and what a great year it is turning out to be already, it will certainly be exciting. ...

Hi Koala lovers,   I am going on leave today and return to the office on 4th January, 2016. That will be the year the AKF achieves its greatest goal; to gain support from 76 politicians to enac...

Hi Koala lovers, AKF Chief Ecologist Dr Douglas Kerlin has written a piece which reminisces about our visit to the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference in 2009, and AKF's view about what's ne...

Hi all, For latest news on the translocating Koalas from Cape Otway to Lorne, please check our News & Events....

Hi all, I am very pleased and proud to announce that my first book, titled Koala Stories, has been released today and is now available for purchase from Save The Koala Shop! It will make a gorgeous ...

Hi all, Today I sent our Prime Minister all of our maps that show how much Koala vegetation has been lost since 1788, and how hard it is for the Koala to exist in the remaining areas. I have also sen...

On Friday, the AKF was sent some unsettling photographs.  Warning - they are slightly graphic. Click here to view them. You would have noticed that there is a wound that looks like a bullet hole...

Today is Wattle Day, the first day of Spring, and (of course) the first day of Save The Koala Month - which is very exciting. When I was a little girl, I always used to wear a sprig of...

Hi all, The day after my May Diary entry which talked of the koalas being culled in Victoria, I received a phone call from the Victorian Ministers office.  It was one of her staff – very u...

Hi all, Yesterday, after a very special Board meeting at Quinlans (pictured below), AKF had a wonderful time remembering and celebrating the AKF founding board member Dr. John Woolcock. See more in o...