2026

Biolink was engaged by the Future of Yarram Working Group to undertake a needs analysis and strategic feasibility study for a proposed wildlife treatment and conservation centre in Yarram, Victoria. The project examined whether a regional facility could address gaps in wildlife treatment while also supporting conservation, research and education. We first assessed the region’s

Biolink is working with Ipswich City Council to update its Koala Conservation and Habitat Management Plan, creating an evidence-based strategy for the long-term conservation of koalas across the Ipswich LGA. The project brings together several major streams of work. Biolink initially assessed the status and distribution of the local koala population and reviewed key threats

The Northern Rivers Regional Koala Activity Assessment is one of the largest field-based koala monitoring programs undertaken in NSW. Working on behalf of the six Northern Rivers Councils, Biolink surveys koala populations across more than one million hectares spanning Tweed, Byron, Ballina, Lismore, Richmond Valley and Kyogle. The current assessment builds on earlier regional surveys