Logan City Council wildlife movement campaign

In February 2022 the conservation status of koalas living in Queensland, NSW and ACT was raised from vulnerable to endangered indicating a 20% chance they may not be living next to us in the future. Urban and per-urban environments (e.g. cities and towns) have put enormous pressure on wild koala populations. In Queensland, the largest population of wild koalas live in the most densely developed and populated region, South East Queensland. Key threats that koalas face range from habitat clearing, disease, car strikes and dog attacks.