Redlands Coast is home to one of the most significant urban koala populations in Australia. We working closely with research partners and the community to conserve and support our local koalas, addressing the threats to this population and implementing measures based on science, to ensure its ongoing survival.
Follow the links to learn more about Council's efforts and how you can contribute to preserving local koalas.
Learn more about...
-
About our koala population
Discover the unique aspects of our local koala population including their habitats, behaviours and lifecycle.
-
Threats to koalas
Understanding and addressing the urban dangers faced by koalas is crucial in mitigating their impact and safeguarding our koala population.
-
Koala Conservation Plan
Redlands Coast Koala Conservation Plan outlines our strategies and actions to safeguard local koalas.
-
Koala Community
How you can help protect koalas. Every resident can contribute to koala conservation. From driving with care to reporting sightings, your involvement is crucial.
-
Redlands Coast Koala Watch
Report koala sightings. Your reports help us track koala health and movement, playing a vital role in our research and conservation efforts.
-
Koala safe neighbourhoods
Are targeted areas, where koalas are known to be active. They are critical for ensuring the safety of our koalas throughout the Redlands Coast.