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Koalas

Here’s all the need-to-know info on what to do when you find sick, orphaned, or injured wildlife in Queensland.

Koala facts

Information and facts about the koala species, their habitat and more.

Koala threats and how to help

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View all: Koala rescue and rehabilitation

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What to do if you find sick, injured or orphaned wildlife

Learn what to do when you find sick, orphaned, or injured wildlife in Queensland.

Last reviewed:
1 June 2026
Last updated:
13 October 2023

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