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Australians to unite as koala heroes for Save the Koala Month

Australian Koala Foundation 2 mins read

Starting September 1st, the Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) celebrates the annual Save the Koala Month. This month-long celebration highlights the vital necessity for koala conservation and habitat protection, inspiring individuals to engage in various conservation efforts and become koala heroes.

The AKF has introduced a 30-day guide of impactful actions to help Australians engage in Save the Koala Month, essential for raising awareness about escalating threats to Koalas’ survival due to habitat loss, climate change, and other factors.

Deborah Tabart OAM, Chair of the Australian Koala Foundation, stated the importance of becoming a Koala Hero through participating in the AKF’s 30-day guide.

“Uniting and becoming Koala Heroes during Save the Koala Month is crucial, as it raises awareness for the escalating challenges faced by Koalas, from habitat loss to climate change.

“Our 30-day suggestion guide is a fantastic way to guide you through Save the Koala Month, showcasing a collective effort that not only reaffirms the Australian Koala Foundation’s dedication to Koala conservation but also highlights the strength of unity in emphasising this mission,” Tabart says.

The guide provides practical steps that people can take to contribute to the protection of koalas and their habitats. From planting trees, utilising social media for fundraising, or coordinating events within the local community.

Save the Koala Month is an opportunity for individuals and communities to establish a connection with koalas, raise awareness and create a more sustainable future for all. 

Follow the Australian Koala Foundation on Facebook and Instagram from September 1st for daily recommendations from the 30-day guide.

For more information about Save The Koala Month and how you can become a koala hero, visit the AKF website at www.savethekoala.com.

ENDS


Key Facts:

- Save the Koala Month is here (September) highlighting the necessity for koala conservation and habitat protection

- The AKF is providing a 30-day suggestion guide to prompt participation throughout the month

- We have interview availability with Deborah Tabart OAM from 12 September 2023


About us:

About the Australian Koala Foundation

The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) is the principal non-profit, non-government organisation dedicated to the conservation and effective management of the wild koala and its habitat. AKF aims to refine and update the Koala Habitat Atlas mapping of all wild Koala habitat and to get the Koala Protection Act enacted, ensuring longevity of Koalas and their habitat


Contact details:

[email protected]
AKF mobile: 0428 104 255
AKF Brisbane Office: (07) 3229 7233 

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