2023

Lismore: The impact of roadside signage on koala vehicle strike

Analysis of koala vehicle strike was conducted on behalf of the NSW Department of Planning and Environment (DPE) and Lismore City Council using data obtained from NSW government and Friends of the Koala (koala hospital). This study focused on select locations across Lismore LGA to assess the potential effectiveness of a range of signs, including

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Coomera-Pimpama koala population study 2023

This project represented the third koala population and habitat assessment for Coomera-Pimpama undertaken on behalf of the City of Gold Coast Council. It re-examined the distribution, size, conservation status and viability of the local koala population and recommends actions to safeguard it. Detailed population assessments involved a regularised sampling strategy at 102 field sites to

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Ipswich City Council Koala Assessment

This project represents the second instance of a LGA-wide survey of koalas across Council managed lands in Ipswich, QLD, following a baseline survey event in 2020. Koala activity was assessed using the Spot Assessment Technique (SAT) and Rapid-SAT protocol at 83 regularly distributed sites for three large conservation estates (White Rock Spring Mountain, Flinders-Goolman and

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proposed sancrox quarry expansion: koala management issues

Biolink were engaged by Hansons Australia to conduct a koala occupancy and habitat survey of a proposed quarry expansion in Sancrox, Port Macquarie, New South Wales, including the provision of expert advice relating to mitigating impacts on resident koalas, maintaining population connectivity, quantifying the koala food tree resource on-site and advising on an appropriate revegetation

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Brataualung Forest Park: landscape context, occupancy and habitat use by the Strzelecki koala population

This project represents a collaboration with Dr Faye Wendrowicz (Federation University) and Friends of the Earth (funded by the Myer Foundation), identifying the ‘ground zero’ of koalas in the Strzeleckis, Victoria. The presence of preferred koala food trees provides an indicator of the location of koalas and field survey further revealed that both the preferred

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