An orphaned koala who was rescued and rehabilitated by specialist vets after her mum was hit by a car has been spotted thriving in the wild with a joey of her own.
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Faces of FOK: Q&A with Aliison
What is your FOK story?
I joined Friends of the Koala in 2015 after learning about their amazing work at a market stall. I filled the role of Secretary which was vacant at the time and was ….
Breeding season starts early for one juvenile koala
A koala who recovered from a disease transferred from his one-eyed mother has been spotted …
Introducing the 2021/2022 Management Committee
We are delighted to announce our 2021/2022 Management Committee members. Our new members have a range of backgrounds in communication, finance, human resources, fundraising and law and will …
Faces of FOK: Past President Ruth Barratt
Ruth Barratt was one of a handful of passionate locals that met with National Parks and Wildlife Service in 1986 to …
Friends of the Koala celebrates 35 years of koala conservation
Friends of the Koala, the leading koala conservation group in the Northern Rivers is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year.
Faces of FOK: Past President Geoff Tomkins
I had never seen a koala before coming to Lismore in 1968, but that all changed when..
Building a Future for Koalas
Friends of the Koala, the leading koala conservation group in the Northern Rivers is seeking to raise funds through GoFundMe to …
