Every koala identified at Koala Gardens

I go out on my quad bike every day and ride around the whole property looking for koalas. Did you know you can tell koalas apart by looking at the different nose patterns? This has been a fantastic way for me to collect valuable information about so many movements of koalas over time.

The collection officially started on January 1, 2015. 

I put all of this into a database and then I can report in lots of ways. The major categories I look at this are: number of days koalas are sighted, the number of sightings on any particular day and the number of individual adult koalas and any back young that may be with females.

Koala Gardens is situated in a natural koala corridor and this means that it is normal for a number of koalas to travel through the property.

In each year below, koalas will be listed in order by the largest number of days on the property through to the least. Check out who was here each year, with a photo and story about each koala.

Join the Colony and get involved

You can become part of the Koala Gardens Colony by adopting one of the other resident wild koalas. You can also become a Patron,  and one level has an adoption option.

Come and discuss Koala Gardens and all things koala on Discord where we hold lots of interesting and often in-depth discussions there. Lots of fun!

You will become part of the family and help  provide much needed koala habitat.

You can also follow Katrina and the Koalas on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

Koala Gardens publishes a small number of delightful illustrated children’s books in the The Adventures of Mist series. Check out the beautifully engaging and educational design. Our mission is to help children to “Fall in love with Nature”.

You can even find some great Koala Gardens gifts over at Redbubble where there is huge range of designs on an even bigger range of items.

Alternatively, you can find quick access links to everything Koala Gardens via Link Tree.