Conservation Partnerships
The challenge of saving Australia’s koalas is immense, and we cannot do it alone. Koala Research Foundation Australia actively seeks to build strong, collaborative partnerships with organisations, community groups, philanthropic entities, and private landowners who share our commitment to koala conservation
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Why Partner with KRFA?
Healthy koala habitats are crucial for a koala’s survival. Conservation partnerships can help us expand our reach, support vital habitat restoration and protection efforts, and ensure that vaccinated koalas have safe environments to thrive in. Let’s work together to create a sustainable future for koalas and their ecosystems
Impact
Your support directly contributes to science-backed, effective programs that are making a real difference in the fight against koala extinction
Collaboration
Work alongside leading koala researchers and conservationists. We believe in sharing knowledge and working together for greater outcomes
Innovation
Be a part of pioneering vaccine development, disease management, and strategic captive breeding efforts here in Queensland and New South Wales
Engagement
We can work with you to tailor partnership opportunities that align with your organisation's goals and values, offering unique engagement possibilities
Become a Conservation Partner
If your organisation is passionate about Australian wildlife and wants to play a pivotal role in saving the koala, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us to discuss how we can collaborate for a brighter future for koalas
Other Ways to Give
Donate Now
Your direct donation fuels our researchers, helps us vaccinate more koalas, and supports the care of koala breeding programs
Gift In Your Will
Including KRFA in your will is a profound way to ensure future generations can continue the critical work of protecting wild koalas
Corporate Sponsorships
Align your brand with a critical cause and showcase your commitment to Australian wildlife conservation and large-scale research