Brisbane Koala Bushlands

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Brisbane Koala Bushlands Extensive koala habitats

Daisy Hill Road Daisy Hill Brisbane, QLD 4127 +61 7 3404 8888 (Brisbane City Council)

Brisbane Koala Bushlands is a series of conservation parks extending from the Daisy Hill area to Logan City and the Redland Shire. Most of the parks are linked and total 500 hectares of Eucalypt forest, creating invaluable habitats for the cuddliest of Australian animals, the koala. An estimated three to five thousand koalas reside in the Bushlands that remain relatively undisturbed. Of course other animals can be spotted in the parks, including grey kangaroos, red-necked wallabies, a variety of frogs, squirrel gliders, peregrine falcons, and white-bellied sea eagles. There are minimal facilities in the Bushlands. To ensure success with koala spotting, drop in to the Daisy Hill Koala Centre (+61 7 3299 1032) as they conduct koala spotting tours. Review © 2009, Wcities

Brisbane Koala Bushlands Photo: Lee LeFever

Brisbane Koala Bushlands Photo: Ulf Gotthardsson

Brisbane Koala Bushlands Photo: Sophie Richmal King

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