Get to know the koalas who call our Koala Conservation Reserve home, so you can spot them as you wander the treetop boardwalks on your next visit...
Lisa - born in the 2002/2003 season
Lisa loves food and seems to be the most food-motivated out of all the koalas. She is always drawn in by fresh branches and will eat a lot. Her ears curl over when she eats!
Cassie - born in the 2000/2001 season
Cassie is the oldest Koala at the Koala Conservation Reserve. She can often be found on the rail near the fresh branches. She is usually very easy to find and tends to stay quite low.
Lindsay - unknown birth date
Lindsay is an adventurous lady and can often be seen moving around the boardwalks. Like Bunji, she is also known to hide up in the treetops.
Bunji - born in the 2018/2019 season
Bunji is a young male and the only male in the woodland boardwalk area of our reserve. He is very elusive, often hiding in the treetops, and tending to keep his distance from the other koalas.
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