Protect & Save Koalas
Koala Action Inc is a not-for-profit incorporated association made up of those concerned about the long-term survival of koalas over their natural range throughout Australia.
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About us
Koala Action Inc (KAI) is a volunteer not-for-profit group made up of local, Australia wide and overseas members.
Initially, KAI’s focus was on the Moreton Bay region. We are now working in areas of the Sunshine Coast of South East Queensland known to support residential koalas.
KAI provides free koala education and awareness presentations to community groups, schools and private enterprise to ensure the survival of this endangered species.
In addition, KAI actively facilitates growing koala food tree plantations to ensure carers can easily access koala browse (leaf).
One of our core objectives is to increase koala habitat by replanting koala food trees and other native species in parks, reserves and open spaces. KAI also undertakes rehabilitation projects to eliminate weed species to facilitate site-specific natural regeneration.
KAI Education
KAI undertakes a range of activities related to koala education and awareness. The primary focus of this website is the South East Queensland region of Australia, however some information has been provided about koalas living in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia.
Education has been broken up into several categories, each category has specific in-depth information.
Be a part of Koala Action Inc.
It is an immensely satisfying feeling to know your contributions have gone into saving one of Australia’s animal icons and Queensland’s faunal emblem. KAI is grateful for whatever assistance you can provide.
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Contribute to KAI’s efforts to protect and conserve the endangered koala population and the habitat upon which they depend for food, shelter and dispersal opportunities by making a donation. Your contribution will directly support crucial conservation efforts, ensuring a sustainable future for these unique and charismatic creatures. We can all work together and make a difference by preventing the ongoing loss and fragmentation of bushland habitat for koalas and all the other wildlife living in that same ecosystem.
