On Friday 22 March 2024, 140 stakeholders from across the state came together at Taronga Zoo to discuss the effectiveness of koala conservation efforts and make recommendations to shape the future of the NSW Koala Strategy. The summit was a key consultation point in the review of the NSW Koala Strategy.
Attendees represented a diverse range of groups, including First Nations communities, conservation organisations, wildlife rehabilitators, landholders, researchers and academics, community and Landcare groups, as well as representatives from local councils, the Australian Government and the NSW Government.
The Minister for the Environment, Penny Sharpe, opened the summit.
You can provide feedback on the review of the NSW Koala Strategy by making a written submission in response to the Reviewing the NSW Koala Strategy discussion paper.
Discussion paper released
We are seeking your written feedback on the NSW Koala Strategy until 26 April 2024.
NSW Koala Summit
The NSW Koala Summit will bring together key stakeholders on 22 March 2024.
Feedback review
Feedback received from both the discussion paper and summit will inform the review of the NSW Koala Strategy.
New koala plan released
A new koala plan will be released to ensure the long-term survival of koalas in the wild in New South Wales.