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People encouraged to stand for Koalas ahead of Save the Koala Month

The Australian Koala Foundation 2 mins read
Key Facts:
  • The Australian Koala Foundation's Save the Koala Month returns throughout September (1–30 September), with Save the Koala Day falling on Friday 25 September this year.
  • The campaign encourages individuals, schools, workplaces, and community groups to celebrate koalas whilst taking meaningful action to protect their future in the wild.
  • Fundraising is a key focus, with supporters invited to organise events such as school activities, workplace morning teas, community fundraisers, or online donation drives.
  • Supporters can also get involved by sharing educational resources, donating directly, shopping at the Save the Koala Shop, adopting a koala, or purchasing trees through AKF's Plant-A-Tree programme.
  • Further details about this year's campaign are yet to be announced, and the AKF is encouraging Australians to save the dates and begin planning how they will get involved.

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For Immediate Release

The Australian Koala Foundation is reminding supporters across Australia and around the world to mark their calendars, with Save the Koala Month returning this September!

Held annually from 1 September to 30 September, Save the Koala Month is one of the Australian Koala Foundation’s most important campaigns, encouraging people to celebrate Koalas while taking meaningful action to protect their future in the wild.

Koalas may be one of Australia’s most beloved and recognisable animals, but the AKF know that admiration alone will not secure their future. This September, AKF is inviting individuals, schools, workplaces and community groups to stand for Koalas and the protection of their homes, by getting involved and fundraising in support of Koala conservation – for the benefit of all creatures great and small. 

Fundraising will be a key focus this September, with AKF encouraging supporters to start thinking about how they can take part. Whether through a school event, workplace morning tea, community fundraiser, online donation drive or something creative of their own, every effort helps support the work needed to keep Koalas in the wild.

Supporters can also take part by sharing AKF’s educational resources, donating directly, purchasing from the Save the Koala Shop, adopting a Koala or supporting AKF’s Plant-A-Tree program, where trees purchased online are planted at Quinlans, one of AKF’s Environmental Reserves.

More details about this year’s Save the Koala Month campaign will be announced soon!

For now, AKF is encouraging Australians to save the dates, start thinking about how they can get involved and prepare to do their part this September.

 

Save the Koala Month

1 September – 30 September, 

 

Save The Koala Day

Last Friday in September – this year will be Friday 25th September

More to come soon. 

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Contact details:

[email protected]

Office: (07) 3229 7233

Mobile: 0459 451 916

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