▶️ A woman risked her safety to rescue a badly burnt and wailing koala from an Australian bushfire, Tuesday, November 19, in New South Wales. 👉 Heavy winds stirred dozens of fires across Australia's east coast on Tuesday, blanketing Sydney in hazardous smoke and prompting health warnings for the country's most populous city. Wildfires have destroyed about 1 million hectares of farmland and bush over the past couple of weeks, fueled by tinder-dry conditions after three years of drought that expe

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Together, we’ve reached a huge milestone: $4 million donated by Koala to support WWF-Australia’s work for nature. 🌏💚 That funding has already helped restore forests, protect threatened wildlife, and drive real change for conservation. Now, Koala is turning its focus to saving their namesake, and we’re proud to be working side-by-side to double wild koala numbers by 2050. 🐨 A massive thank you to the Koala team and to everyone who has supported along the way. Partnerships like this make hope p

By adopting a koala today, you'll help double east coast koala populations by 2050 as part of our Koalas Forever program by protecting them against disease, upscaling the capacity of wildlife hospitals and restoring their habitat at scale. We must act now. Koalas are at a critical crossroad as they face increasing threats from deadly disease and climate disasters and a loss of trees for food and shelter. In fact, did you know that an average of 100,000 trees are bulldozed across Australia each d

Adopt a koala today and help double east coast koala populations by 2050. | WWF-Australia

Adopt a Koala Today

4.5K reactions · 819 shares | If you care about wildlife, symbolically adopt a koala today and help save them from extinction. Your generosity will help restore, protect and expand the forest homes they depend on for food, shelter and survival. To remind you of your kindness, you'll receive an (optional) koala plush toy, adoption certificate and factbook. Please adopt a koala today and help ensure these fluffy Aussie icons remain part of our country forever. | WWF-Australia | Facebook