Join us on Saturday, 7th December at The Channon Hall from 9:30am to 3:00pm for an interactive and hands-on workshop focused on koala monitoring and conservation. This workshop is part of a community-driven koala monitoring campaign and is designed to equip participants with the skills needed to protect and support local koala populations.

Learn from two expert facilitators: Amanda Lane from Biolink and Maria Mathes from Healing History. Throughout the day, you'll explore:

The importance of koala monitoring and its role in conservation efforts.
How to identify koala food trees and understand koala habitat preferences.
Techniques for surveying koalas in the wild.
How to assess the health of koalas and recognize signs of illness or injury.
Methods for accurately recording and reporting koala data.

The workshop will be fully catered, and all participants will receive a booklet and additional resources to support their journey as community koala monitors. In the afternoon we will head out to a site where we can put our new knowledge into action.

This workshop is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to our local koala protection efforts.