RELOCATE KOALA STRANDED BY LIGHT RAIL CORRIDOR - GOLD COAST

Conservationists are urging for the relocation of a young koala that has been left stranded by the building of the second phase of the Gold Coastline light-weight rail venture.


A young koala with nowhere to go!

Located within cleared a tract of land at Parkwood, the koala is living in a compact stand of melauca trees.

There is little likelihood of prolonged survival for the koala underneath  these present-day conditions.


If nothing is done it will starve or unquestionably get stressed.

The animal has a koala fence that prevents it from crossing Olsen Avenue and Smith Street.

Its only alternative is to cross a bare tract of land cleared for the light-weight rail corridor with no patch of bush for it to transfer to.

Koalas on the Gold Coast  are under intense risk and maybe extinct in five years time

PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION