Discover koalas in the wild with Ranger Stacey

Join a koala spotting walk with Ranger Stacey and the Detection Dogs to unlock the secrets of finding koalas on Redlands Coast.

Have you ever been lucky enough to spot a koala in the wild? These fluffy favourites are experts at hide-and-seek, but we’ll show you how to find them.

Join Ranger Stacey and the Detection Dogs for Conservation team for a guided koala-spotting walk, where you’ll learn insider tips and tricks to help you locate these elusive marsupials in your own neighbourhood.

🌿 Guided walks will depart from the Point Halloran Conservation Area carpark
📍 Orana Street, Victoria Point
📅 Date: Thursday, 16 April 2026
⏱️ Walk times: 9am, 10am and 11am

Redland City Council koala conservation officers will also be on-site to answer your questions and share simple ways we can all help protect local koalas.

What to bring:

• Enclosed walking shoes
• Sun-safe clothing and a hat
• Sunscreen
• Insect repellent
• Water bottle

Parking: Please allow extra time to find a parking spot in nearby streets.

Notes:

• All ages are welcome. Walks run for approximately 55 minutes, and younger children may need support from a parent or guardian.
• Children must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.
• Book your preferred guided walk time today.

Photo credit of koala and joey in tree : Samantha Bongirono
Photo credit of researcher and dog : University of the Sunshine Coast Detection Dogs for Conservation
Photo credit of group taking photo and looking up: Craig MacDonald