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GSL has received funding from the NSW Government to help deliver the NSW Koala Strategy across the Campbelltown and Appin/Wilton areas.

About the project

Thisย projectย includes conservation efforts such asย encouraging connectivity with corridor plantings that include preferred koala food trees on private and public property.ย Extension plantings will also be encouraged in this program, to widen existing corridors for the safe passage ofย Koalas, with the inclusion of largerย koalaย hubs within such corridors, for optimal mating opportunities.

All koala plantings will be carried out to optimal nutritional standards, with a diversity of species and genetics in mind, through seed collection from local areas known to house healthy koala populations. Numerous other conservation actions will be carried out in this partnership program from July 2022 to June 2026, including road kill mitigation, wildlife carer support, community engagement and awareness raising and education.

In partnership with

NSW Koala Strategy in Southwest Sydney

The NSW Government is investing $600,000 under the NSW Koala Strategy to fund a Regional Koala Conservation Partnership with the Greater Sydney Landcare Network.

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What are we doing?

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Conservation & Connecting Corridors

Restoring koala habitat through tree plantings and weed removal to conserve habitat, widening existing corridors to provide safe passage for koalas.

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Providing Funding

Significant funding is available for supporting koala habitat restoration and conservation matters for landholders and community members.

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Connecting Communityย 

Joining a large community of koala conscious and conservation-minded individuals together to safeguard the koalas future.

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Providing Support

Providing financial and expert support in koala road safety mitigation, supporting wildlife carers and helping community members with many koala-related matters.

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Raising Awareness & Education

Providing education to the community through awareness raising programs, workshops to enhance skills and participate in citizen science initiatives.

Are you a landholder in Southwest Sydney?

Have you seen a koala on your property? Or would you like to see more of them in the future?

Funding may be available to assist eligible landholders with restoration activities on their property to increase, connect and enhance koala habitat across the shire.

Campbelltown Koala Research and Database

Koala records and movements in the Campbelltown region over 27 years.

Additional Koala Info
#Save Sydney's Koalas
Campbelltown's Koalatown
Sydney Basin Koala Network

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