Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Koala Research Team

09/11/2026

Olive Bear with her joey, Ocean, on Westminster Boulevard, Elanora

02/11/2026

Bonnie and Bella cross Tallebudgera Connection Road regularly, along with several other koalas. Please drive carefully and keep our local wildlife safe!

23/10/2026

Vossi Bop is one of 20 sub-adult koalas our team are monitoring in Burleigh Heads as they disperse from mum’s home range to find their own territory.

Dispersal can be a risky time as they can travel long distances, crossing busy roads and through backyards.

We hope to not only keep these little ones safe, but also learn more their dispersal patterns to help protect them into the future.

13/10/2026

Thank you Community Bank Tugun!

10/10/2026

Local resident Grant shared this video of Bibble crossing Guineas Creek Road recently.

Koalas are on the move, and you can help them by driving sensibility and staying alert, just like Grant!

03/10/2026

Ella and Ellegra popped in to the hospital for a health check this week. They live in Schusters Park, along with Busboy, Bungle, Marion, Kayseri and many other koalas.

30/09/2026

Marble Rye, a big boy in Currumbin Waters

29/09/2026

Bibble is back home in Elanora after her health check and chlamydia vaccine

25/09/2026

23/09/2026

Tallebudgera Connection Road has a koala zone, where speed limits are reduced between dusk and dawn. Koalas like Mr Bookman, below, cross this road regularly and you can help keep them safe by slowing down between 6pm and 6am.