Queensland
KoalaTracker
KoalaTracker is the national crowdsourced koala map, putting location, points of impact
and cause of death and injury on the public record. A hub for the sharing of information it has shown state habitat maps to be in error,
the location of koalas where governments thought there were none, engaged
communities in localised conservation and advocacy, provided councils with essential location and risk mitigation data and empowered university research with high
quality data sourced from members of the
public and rescue groups. Provided for free,
it is self-funded by creator Alex Harris.
Detection Dogs for Conservation
Koala scat surveys using detection dogs, detection dogs training and testing, grant writing, working in collaboration with government and NGOs on koala projects including: koala health and genetic research, koala and rehabilitation, koala habitat connectivity ; student projects, community engagement, collaboration and partnership on everything koala, networking and development of new research projects....
Save and protect the koala of the somerset region
The survival of Australia’s iconic and unique Koala now and in the future is reliant on US the community and the shared guardians of the Somerset Region Koalas
Koala Action Group Gympie Region
The Gympie region Koala Action Group seeks to ensure the conservation and protection of koalas and koala habitat through activities/actions and education.
Noosa Koala Sightings
This page has been set up to raise awareness of koalas in their natural environment and to help preserve their habitat. It shares photos of koala sightings in the Noosa area, but also of general interest to preserving and protecting koalas for future generations. It liaises regularly with other koala groups. It publishes photos we take when visiting Noosa National Park and checking on resident koalas' health. It invites friends in sharing detailed location information including which tree and if on private property, the suburb and general area to help understand where Koalas might be. Sighting information is made available to Koalatracker and the relevant wildlife and local authorities to help care for our Koalas and their environment. Photos and videos are welcome and can be uploaded anytime.
Queensland Koala Crusaders Inc.
An incorporated association dedicated to improving koala conservation outcomes. Its mission is to be “a voice for the koala”.
The group’s formation followed the Sunshine Coast Koala Summit held in August 2012. Foundation members were drawn from existing groups already operating in South East Queensland: Koala Action Pine Rivers http://koalaactioninc.org, Moreton Bay KoalaRescue http://moretonbaykoalarescue.org and Koala Diaries. We also work co-operatively with other like-minded conservation organisations, including the Bob Irwin Wildlife & Conservation Foundation, and Queensland experts recognised internationally for their work with koalas.
The Queensland Koala Crusaders Inc committee believes very much in the value of a grass-roots approach to koala conservation – those who are closest to the problems are also arguably closest to the solutions. The committee’s combined experience in koala conservation – including rescue, rehabilitation and advocacy - spans more than three quarters of a century.
Koala Care Fraser Coast
Koalas Fraser Coast is here to provide an enjoyable, friendly, informative page
about the local Koalas in the Fraser Coast region
OWAD Environment
Independent professionals and Koala conservation ecologists.
They specialise in Koala distribution surveys and Koala habitat conservation. They are Certified Environmental Professionals (Environmental Institute of Australia and New Zealand), and work with a certified professional detection dog for their surveys. 'Taz' detects Koala scats and Quoll scats concurrently. They work primarily with local and State governments, and conservation organisations.
The wider community can contribute to OWAD
Environment's pro bono activities for community groups by liking Taz's Facebook page
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