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Report a koala sighting

​How to Report a koala sighting in the MidCoast region

Please complete this quick and easy online form if you see a Koala, either alive or deceased.


​Why is reporting important?​

  • Data Collection:   The information collected is vital for understanding koala locations and movements.
  • Informing Decision-Making:   This data helps government agencies and ecologists to make better decisions for koala conservation.
  • Preventing Vehicle Strike:   Reporting sightings helps to identify "hot spots" where koalas are often found, allowing for strategies to prevent vehicle strike and protect koala populations.​


​What to do if you find an injured Koala

​Call a local wildlife rescue immediately:
  • Koalas In Care 0439 406 770
  • Wildlife In Need Of Care 1300 946 245
  • Port Stephens Koala Hospital 1800 775 625

​For MidCoast residents, you can also call the general number for NSW wildlife rescue groups.
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​For any sick, or injured wildlife, phone Wildlife in Need of Care (WINC) on 1300WINCWL (1300 946 295) 

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  • Home
  • Local walks
    • Hawks Nest Nature Walk
    • Hawks Nest Habitat Walk/plant signs
  • MKEG
    • MKEG History
    • Membership
    • Reports and Meetings >
      • Submissions & Quarterly Meetings
    • Our Committee
  • Bitou Busters
    • BBs working sessions 2026
    • BBs Annual Report 2026
  • Koalas
    • Koala sightings
    • Report Koala Sightings
  • Nature
  • Events
  • News
    • Caitlin Orr talk Aug 2026
    • Honours Research Update