by Jackson Langford URL Copied! This article is sponsored by Visa. Koalas are an iconic symbol of Australia and its wildlife. Sadly, our cutest native species also faces a critical battle for survival.
Habitat loss, climate change and more have pushed this marsupial into endangerment and towards extinction. But, in the wake of this, Taronga Zoo and the Taronga Conservation Society Australia are fighting the good fight to secure the koala’s future. We know Taronga Zoo for its world-famous koala encounters.
How many global megastars make it a must-do to take a snap with a Koala at Taronga when they visit Sydney? But Taronga’s commitment to koala welfare extends far beyond this, with the help of partners like Visa. With wildlife hospitals in Sydney and Dubbo, Taronga offers crucial rehabilitation for sick, injured, and orphaned koalas. These hospitals care for around 1,500 native animals each year.
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