Port Stephens Koalas has partnered with TOMRA Collection Solutions and the Return & Earn recycling scheme in a great new fundraising campaign. You can now donate at any Return & Earn reverse vending machine (RVM) in New South Wales with the new myTOMRA app –...
Notice of Election of Office Bearers (4) and Ordinary Directors (3) pursuant to s39 d of the Constitution of Port Stephens Koala & Wildlife Preservation Society Ltd. and (2) Ordinary Directors appointed on the nomination of Port Stephens Council pursuant under...
LIKE most patients about to receive an injection, Kai is shifting restlessly. Kai is an eight-year-old koala who has been battling a fungal infection, called cryptococcosis. "It's a really nasty fungal infection that usually kills koalas," explains veterinary surgeon...
Having lost the battle to save the Brandy Hill koala habitat, the Port community is being called upon to save what some experts are saying could be the last remaining healthy population of breeding koalas in Port Stephens. Port Stephens Koalas and EcoNetwork Port...
WWF-Australia is proud to have been able to donate to Port Stephens Koalas to allow them to buy equipment to install a wildlife surgery at their new Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary. Port Stephens Koalas aims to provide the world best practice standards of care to sick,...
PSK volunteers in the Habitat group have continued efforts to preserve koala habitat by writing submissions, seemingly without any success. Our efforts are raising the profile of PSK to become known as a protector of habitat, not just a rescuer of koalas,...
September is SAVE THE KOALA Month! For the month of September some amazing local businesses will be baking, grilling, brewing, scooping and Cooking for Koalas - donating a portion of sales to help support PSK. Please stop by and support these...
Traditional methods of raising funds and awareness have taken a massive hit due to COVID19 restrictions on public gatherings. Even donations through our website have almost ground to a halt due to the financial difficulties that many find themselves battling...
After 18 months of consultation with the RAAF we have been able to secure 8 hectares of RAAF land for our new koala feed plantation between the Williamtown airport and the beach. On 9 July, 90 RAAF personnel helped to plant nearly 2,000 Eucalyptus...