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Finding Koala Gardens - Books One - Five
Mist is a young koala who lost her home. Through these books we follow her as she finds her way to Koala Gardens. As she grows she learns more things each year about how

Flood! - Book Five
It rained and rained. Why was there so much water? What can be done? Explored the dangers and possible solutions with Mist and her friends as they seek to ensure safety at Koala Gardens and around the world.
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THE STORY
History of Koala Gardens
COLONY
Year by year koalas that have visited
The Adventures of MIST
Children's book series

Koala Gift shop
Something for everyone
koala info
Loads of awesome facts and articles
Nesting box project
Looking after entire ecosystems
Where can I find koala gardens?
All kinds of Social Media
Koala Gardens owner Katrina, goes over the entire property every day observing the koalas and other fauna and flora. During this time photos of each koala on the property is taken.
A selection of these photos is posted most days on FaceBook and Instagram. Through this thousands of people around the world are able to be personally connected to the colony as they follow individual koalas.
Katrina has now uploaded well over 1000 videos of the koalas here to YouTube. You can follow koalas through playlists for a wonderful binge experience. Subscribe so you are notified of each new video.
Koala Gardens also participates in a 365 project uploading daily photos of koalas and a huge range of flora and fauna on the property.

While all the world watches koala numbers dwindling with dismay, Koala Gardens is working to show private landowners that they can provide habitat and watch the numbers grow.
- Katrina Jeffery
