Logan Koala Count 2021's Journal

Journal archives for November 2021

03 November, 2021

Koala crossing a busy road during peak time

Why did the koala cross the road? 🐨🛣️ To get to the other side.

https://www.facebook.com/logancitycouncil/videos/1026911137852689

For this little fella, it would’ve been a bit of a shock trying to do so. This video footage was caught by dashcam of a koala trying to cross Loganlea Road, Meadowbrook during peak hour at 7.30am.

Luckily, all traffic managed to stop and the koala crossed safely into nearby bushland.

⚠️This is a reminder that it’s currently koala breeding season 🐨💚🐨. Please be aware of koalas and wildlife when driving, especially between 6pm to 6am, when koalas are moving about more.
👉 If you spot a koala or a wildlife friend out and about, report it via: bit.ly/wildsights.
👉 If you see injured wildlife 🤕🐨, call the RSPCA Logan Wildlife Ambulance on 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264 625).

Posted on 03 November, 2021 00:02 by environment_logancc environment_logancc

Are You Koalafied? A Wildlife Queensland & Logan City Council Webinar

Learn more about how to see and survey koalas and participate in citizen science koala counts with this fantastic webinar. Featuring University of Queensland koala expert Dr Sean Fitzgibbon and produced by Wildlife Queensland and Logan City Council, you'll learn about koala mating, movements, tracks and scats, and how to help injured or at-risk koalas.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLkNpWMM2yI

Posted on 03 November, 2021 00:04 by environment_logancc environment_logancc | 0 comments | Leave a comment

05 November, 2021

It's Koala Breeding Season

Our koalas mate the old fashioned way - in person! 🐨💚🐨 Please keep an eye out for them on the road as they look for their perfect match.

If you spot a koala or a wildlife friend out and about, report it 👉 bit.ly/wildsights. Your sightings help us keep track of our wildlife.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=219454340225789&set=a.150038970500660

Posted on 05 November, 2021 03:04 by environment_logancc environment_logancc

24 November, 2021

1 WEEK LEFT!!!!

The Logan Koala Count finishes at the end of this month so please submit your koala observations to iNaturalist, including their scats and audios of their mating calls.

Every community member who participates will also go into the draw to win a $50 gift card, and the resident with the highest number of confirmed sightings will also win a $50 gift card. Both winners will also receive a koala doll which are made by a small village of women in Borneo, helping them fight for financial freedom.

Posted on 24 November, 2021 03:42 by environment_logancc environment_logancc | 0 comments | Leave a comment

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