The big day has finally arrived: After a series of delays Minister Tony Burke announced his decision to list the koala as Vulnerable across Queensland, New South Wales and the ACT . The AKF´s CEO ...

The Australian Koala Foundation has welcomed with caution, the listing of the koala as Vulnerable under the EPBC Act by the Minister today, but is shocked and saddened that the koalas in Victoria have...

In the lead up to Minister Tony Burke's decision on whether to list the koala, the Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) has received a large amount of media interest. The AKF's CEO Deborah...

Yesterday was ANZAC Day - a day where we commemorate those who have fallen in war for freedom and the principles that our country holds dear. Interestingly enough last week we found this image of a &q...

Last night I spoke in a small community hall in the bush and the subject was “Do Koala Offsets Work?". A koala offset policy is basically this: a developer buys or owns a piece of land...

It's estimated that there are fewer than 100,000 koalas left in Australia, so why is it so hard to agree on a national approach to save them? Australian Koala Foundation CEO Deborah Tabart OAM discuss...

Where did last year go? We probably need to apologise for the lack of good communication. All we can say is that we have just been flat out with the Senate Inquiry and with huge changes here at AKF.&n...

We would like to introduce you to one of our ardent supporters Veronique Kuijer from the Netherlands. Veronique has been actively involved with the Australian Koala Foundation since 2001 and makes it ...

Every week we receive letters and emails from wonderful koala people from across the world who have taken it upon themselves to help save the koala. There is no set mould for these special people but ...

A lot’s been happening at the AKF office lately. We have said good-bye to Jane Mathers, who served the Foundation for over 17 years and welcomed new people. Yes! The AKF has had a make-over. It has ...