The New South Wales State Government cannot make informed decisions on projects that impact the environment, including the Shenhua mine, because the State’s vegetation mapping is totally inadequate....

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...

Yesterday, the Australian Koala Foundation was joined by friends and family at Quinlans for a beautiful celebration of life. AKF founding board member Dr. John Woolcock was honoured, with wonderful st...

Charlie came back from Quinlans FILTHY. He went on a bush walk and jumped in a pond! Mum was a little bit mad, but not really. She said that there was a memorial for our friend Dr. John ther...

Recruits, The CIC is writing letters. They will be sent on 15th July, 2015 – are you ready? Over and out Urban ...

Mum tells me I am a really good dog, and that I am a role model for Charlie (he needs one) and for all other dogs in Australia. This is because I know to never ever hurt a Koala, or any other wildlife...

This morning our CEO, Deborah Tabart OAM was interviewed by Steve Austin on 612 ABC Brisbane, about the recent listing of the Koala as vulnerable in QLD.    "I see no political will, o...

The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) has today labelled the Queensland Government’s recent decision to list the Koala as a vulnerable species under the Nature Conservation Act a political stunt. ...

Yesterday I responded to tremendous media coverage of the recent news about the culling of Koalas in Cape Otway. In one TV interview I said that I was glad that the Victorian Minister for the Environ...

Hi Troops, The recent news about possible further Koala culls in the Cape Otway region in Victoria shows us just how important it is to properly manage Koala habitat for the future. Decades of misman...