The relationship between landholders and koalas hasn’t always been positive, but landholders like Linda and David Kellalea are stepping up for these iconic Aussie animals.
The number of koalas in NSW is plummeting because of road collisions, dog attacks and land clearing.
There’s still so much to learn about – and from – our unique wildlife. Here are some of this year’s top new discoveries involving Australia’s iconic animals.
Eight koalas have been sighted in Mount Kembla, in the NSW Illawarra region, where they haven’t been seen in more than 70 years.
A new $1.8 million koala breeding program in Queensland will create a chlamydia-free gene bank to revitalise the region’s dwindling population.
The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital recently admitted Bowie, a koala with an extremely rare genetic condition.
After being struck by a car, Peta is regaining her strength to go back out to the wild.
This is the first koala joey born this season at Australia Zoo in Queensland.
Meet Jill, the busiest koala mum at the Australian Reptile Park and resident wet-nurse for three joeys, only one of which is hers!
These introduced species are behaving in mysterious ways on the small tropical island of St Bees, off the coast of Mackay, Queensland