Staughton Vale, 24 March 2025. Update: 25 March. The pressure is working. This story #alboWeakensEPBC is eclipsing the budget, which will be introduced to parliament today. Let's make Tasmania the...
by Janine Duffy "The Independent Forestry Panel is a sham inquiry and I have no confidence in it. The panel are ex-forestry and closely aligned to government, there are no...
Koalas have beautiful eyes. Their irises are chestnut brown*, with a vertical pupil, like a cat. Like a cat, and like us, koala eyes face forwards. (Kempster 2002) (note *...
Is there a way to help koalas without spending money? Do you have a skill you are willing to donate instead? Koalas need a big community of good people, each...
By Janine Duffy Exhausted and filthy, I stood in the valley of a fenced-off, revegetated creek in Teesdale, Victoria with my small team. It was 25th September 2024 and we...
In 2024 Koala Clancy Foundation planted 35,092 koala trees, bringing our grand total to 164,789 koala trees planted since 2020. We're now over halfway to our goal to plant 300,000...
Little River, August 2024 - Koala Clancy Foundation are thrilled to announce they've planted their 150,000th tree – halfway to their goal of 300,000 koala trees by 2030, and a...
by Janine Duffy Ok, I have a confession. I love seeing a tree seedling half-eaten by a wallaby. But I don't see it as often as I was led to...
Every winter, passionate community members like you join us for an unforgettable experience near Melbourne, Victoria, to plant thousands of trees to help koalas. Our planting days are designed to...
1. Multi-year project completed: 11,374 Trees This crucial project meets all the requirements for koala revival: Koalas urgently need forests on land with fertile soils; these forests need to be adjacent to...
By Janine Duffy On a calm, cool evening in late May 2024, I looked down at our tiny koala tree nursery at the base of the Brisbane Ranges escarpment west...
Koalas don’t only need eucalyptus feed trees, they use a broad range of trees in the Australian Bush, and one, the Cherry Ballart, is particularly important. The Native Cherry, or...
by Janine Duffy In September 2023, I met a big, healthy young male koala in Branding Yard area of the You Yangs. He was fairly calm, and relaxed almost straight...
by Janine Duffy People all around the world want to protect koalas. Every one of them has their own personal reasons for that, and every reason is valid. Working with...
President: Janine Duffy
Vice President: Sharon Williams
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