Lifeline for Inverleigh Koalas
The Habitat Restoration Project Saving Koalas from Extinction Decades ago, a broad band of eucalyptus woodland extended west of Geelong, through Inverleigh, Teesdale & Shelford, and north to the forests...
The Habitat Restoration Project Saving Koalas from Extinction Decades ago, a broad band of eucalyptus woodland extended west of Geelong, through Inverleigh, Teesdale & Shelford, and north to the forests...
by Janine Duffy Remember the Black Summer bushfires? Think of how you felt when those shocking pictures of burnt koalas hit our airwaves. (Sorry, I know it hurts.) The last...
Information about a wild dominant male koala living in the You Yangs Victoria
All about wild young male koala living in the You Yangs and how tree planting will help his future
Winberry is a super koala. Winberry became dominant male at a young age and held onto his dominance for 7 years. He will take advantage of new koala tree plantings...
The 2019/2020 Black Summer had a terrible impact on all Australians. The bushfires burnt at least 24 million hectares of land and over three billion animals were killed or displaced....
The diet of koalas is fascinating, and the subject of many stories and scientific publications. But how do koalas eat? Are they delicate and classy, or slathering, voracious beasts? Do...
There are only a couple of Koala Tree Nurseries in the world. There are even fewer that have their own resident koala. Clem is a healthy adult male koala that...
25,000 trees planted in 2021, which will provide habitat for 8 koalas, store 3000 tonnes of carbon, mitigate erosion along 8.6km of river, suppress weeds over 45 hectares of land,...
Koala Clancy Foundation are not a carbon credit/offset provider but the koala trees we plant do store a lot of carbon. Report on carbon storage of a koala tree plantation...
How Koala Clancy Foundation is fighting the climate disaster one tree at a time
3/4 of our 2021 target of 20,000 trees planted! With one month to go, Koala Clancy Foundation have planted 14,667 koala trees in the valleys of the Little, Barwon and...
To save the koalas of the You Yangs Koala Clancy Foundation will plant 300,000 koala trees by 2030.
President: Janine Duffy
Vice President: Sharon Williams
Secretary – Caz Bartholomew
Treasurer – David Francis-Foreman
Committee Members – Rebecca Fraser, Liz Hope and Gabrielle Francis
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