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^$15 AUD

Your monthly $15 gift could plant 47 trees for feeding captured koalas every year

^$20 AUD

Your monthly $20 gift could test for renal function in three koalas every year

^$30 AUD

Your monthly $30 gift could take complete care of a koala for two weeks a year

^$50 AUD

Your monthly $50 gift could fund microchip and scanning equipment for koalas every year

^$50 AUD

Your $50 gift could treat an oxalate nephrosis diseased koala for 2-months

^$100 AUD

Your $100 gift could plant 26 trees for feeding the captured koalas

^$200 AUD

Your $200 gift could take complete care of a koala for one-week

^$500 AUD

Your $500 gift could fund microchip and scanning equipment for koalas

Send me email about important koala conservation news and how I can help the Koala Life protect the future for koalas.

All donations of $2 or more to Koala Life are tax-deductible

Give once

Give monthly

^$15 AUD

Your monthly $15 gift could plant 47 trees for feeding captured koalas every year

^$20 AUD

Your monthly $20 gift could test for renal function in three koalas every year

^$30 AUD

Your monthly $30 gift could take complete care of a koala for two weeks a year

^$50 AUD

Your monthly $50 gift could fund microchip and scanning equipment for koalas every year

^$50 AUD

Your $50 gift could treat an oxalate nephrosis diseased koala for 2-months

^$100 AUD

Your $100 gift could plant 26 trees for feeding the captured koalas

^$200 AUD

Your $200 gift could take complete care of a koala for one-week

^$500 AUD

Your $500 gift could fund microchip and scanning equipment for koalas

Send me email about important koala conservation news and how I can help the Koala Life protect the future for koalas.

All donations of $2 or more to Koala Life are tax-deductible

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Chairman's Message

Robert Hill, Chair Koala Life

Do you want koalas to survive in Australia? It seems unthinkable, but koalas could disappear within our lifetime. These iconic animals face threats on multiple fronts, including disease, a lack of genetic diversity and destruction of their forest habitat.

But there is hope.

Here at Koala Life, our focus is on partnerships in survival science. We’re now embarking on a breeding and research program to create a sanctuary population that is disease-free and genetically robust. It’s a very expensive business and that’s why we urgently need your help to reach our target of $250,000.

Please support Koala Life as we move to future-proof the koala and its habitat by donating today.

Thank you,
Professor Robert Hill