WWF is one of Australia’s most trusted conservation organisations. About Your Donation: For almost 60 years, WWF has been protecting the future of nature. The koala is the quintessential Australian animal, known globally and much loved. A koala on a burnt tree, Kangaroo Island © Julie Fletcher / WWF-Australia When you adopt a Koala, you receive a beautiful personalised adoption certificate with a photo of your Koala, a welcome letter, Koala stickers, and more. Delivery date and time cannot be guaranteed. Found throughout the eastern and coastal regions of Australia, ... WWF is unable to ship thank you items to Asia and Africa. Your help is urgently needed for our bushfire recovery work to deliver:Australia has been ravaged by the most devastating bushfire season the country has ever seen. This would not be possible without financial support from our community. Fortunately, sick and injured koalas often make their way to koala hospitals where can they be treated and once they recover can be returned to the wild. In the wild, koalas serve as ambassadors for the many other species that also inhabit the Australian bush. *(Cost of Koala adoption does not include park admission fees). Australia is facing one of the most dangerous and catastrophic bushfire seasons it’s seen. And now like many Australian Wildlife, Frankie is undergoing rehabilitation at Phillip Island Nature Parks. The koala is the quintessential Australian animal, known globally and much loved. Koalas are an integral part of the Australian bush – perched high up in the branches of gum trees sleeping for up to 20 hours a dayA common mistake is calling them a ‘koala bear,’ they’re marsupials not bears.

At WWF, we work in Australia and in our Asia-Pacific backyard to protect endangered species and habitats, meet the challenge of climate change, and build a world where people live in harmony with nature. Thank you! Choose from a wide range of animals including elephants, snow leopards, penguins and polar bears. If you don’t receive an email, please note that due to the high volume of donations we’ve received, it may take longer than normal for us to process your payment receipt.

Donate and help WWF support the response, recovery and restoration of … Adopt a koala today, and we'll take you on a journey to learn more about koalas through regular updates - exclusive only to our monthly adopters. The fires are devastating the wildlife. WWF is one of Australia’s most trusted conservation organisations. Frankie the koala was found injured after the Mallacoota bushfires in Victoria, Australia. At WWF, we work in Australia and in our Asia-Pacific backyard to protect endangered species and habitats, meet the challenge of climate change, and build a world where people live in harmony with nature. However, the efforts of landowners, farmers, community groups and conservation organisations, with support from governments and corporate partners, are now seeing areas of koala habitat being protected and cleared areas restored to provide future habitat for koalas and other wildlife species. If you have any questions about your donation, please do not hesitate to contact our friendly Supporter Services team either by email: A wild koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) climbing in its natural habitat of gum trees © Shutterstock / GunnerL /WWF The destruction and fragmentation of habitat means koalas must spend more time on the ground moving from tree to tree. People come from all over the world to see koalas at wildlife parks and zoos. Adopt A Wild Koala Package. If you would like to help us, Over 12 million hectares of Australian land has been burned.Please check your email for confirmation.