
Welcome to Koala DiariesThe purpose of the Koala Diaries website is to educate and engage the community in koala conservation. It is a hub for community participation in saving Australia's iconic koala, under threat of extinction from urban development, loss of habitat and disease. Our online koala sighting survey uses leading edge GIS software from ESRI Australia to capture data of koala sightings Australia-wide, helping to drive awareness and generate new learning about koalas. With a single national database of koala sightings, we seek to bring together researchers, government agencies and the community to collaborate on more informed policies to save the koala. Sign up as a member today, it is free. Report Koala Sightings OnlineYou can help save the koala by reporting the location of koalas sighted in the wild under Project Location, our national online koala sighting survey. Why join Koala Diaries?Read More About: |
MEMBER LOGINWarren Truss MP Says...Warren Truss, Federal Member for Wide Bay and leader of the National Party talks to Noosa Community Radio about why he joined Koala Diaries. To discuss sponsorship or support, ask website or data questions, please email Alex Harris, or call 0412 635 274. Project Location proudly supported by
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LATEST NEWS
Koala Diaries Now National! 18-May-2010
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IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
If you find a sick or injured koala please call one of the numbers below:
- Australian Wildlife Hospital – 1300 369 652
- Daisy Hill Koala Centre Ambulance – 07 3299 1032
- Friends of the Koala Northern Rivers NSW - 02 6622 1233
- Gympie and District Wildcare Australia – 07 5483 7777
- Ipswich Koala Protection Society – 07 5464 6274 or 07 3282 5035
- Moreton Bay Koala Rescue – 0401 080 333
- Redlands 24 Hour Wildlife Rescue – 07 3833 4031 or 3299 1032
- RSPCA Animal Ambulance – 1300 ANIMAL or 1300 852 188
- Sunshine Coast Koala Rescue – 0423 618 740 or 0431 300 729
- Wildcare Australia – 07 5527 2444


