A Voice for Koalas in the Redlands

The Koala Action Group Qld Inc (KAG) is a community group working to help koalas in our unique Redland environment.

Become a member of KAG and you will be kept up to date with the current issues affecting the future of Redland’s koalas and receive a regular newsletter.

KAG has joined an alliance of environmental organisations including EDO, WWF, The Wilderness Society, Qld Conservation Council and many other community groups.

If you would like more information on koalas or how to make your property wildlife friendly phone KAG on 0407 094 799

KAG Submission to 100-day Review into Games Venues and Transport Infrastructure Jan 2025 (including Expert Report)

Comments on the ecological impacts of the Shoreline Development Redland Bay

KAG will only accept small scale development to upgrade the Toondah Harbour ferry footprint and resolve the parking issue. Development must not increase the threats to koalas that inhabit the Cleveland area.
Thank you for your continued support.

Containers for Change – Recycle those metal cans, glass and plastic bottles containing the 10c refund logo. KAG has an account with Containers for Change and if you would like to donate funds quote our ID code C10146563 when you deposit your recyclable containers at a Containers for Change centre. For further information click here.

Koala Research Foundation Australia is partnering with world leading researchers in the Koala Health and Rehabilitation Collaborative for a pioneering research and chlamydia vaccination program, and the captive breeding and release of wild koalas. Click for more details.

Wildlife Rescue in Redlands Queensland
Wildlife at Risk – Keep an Eye Out!
Seabirds & Other Birds are at high risk in strong winds—many will become exhausted, waterlogged, or blown off course, leaving them stranded on beaches, roads, or in backyards. Injured birds may struggle to take off again.
Turtles & Marine Life may be washed ashore, caught in debris, or stranded in unusual areas.
CALL US IMMEDIATELY!
24/7 Wildlife Rescue Hotline: 0432 108 419
Do NOT message through Facebook for urgent rescues—we may not see it in time!
How You Can Help While Waiting for Rescue:
For seabirds: If safe to approach , gently place them in a ventilated box / birdcage / pet carrier with a soft towel, and keep them warm and quiet.
Keep the animal in a dark, dry, safe place away from pets and people.
Do NOT attempt to feed or give water unless instructed.
Call for assistance ASAP—we will respond as soon as conditions allow.