Mar 5, 2025 · A koala “kiss” isn’t the smooch we might imagine. Instead, it involves a gentle nose touch between two koalas. This interaction, while seemingly simple, is a significant form of communication and social behavior for these unique marsupials.

Feb 2, 2025 · The simple answer is yes, koalas can “kiss”, but not in the way humans typically think of a kiss. Koala “kisses” are actually nose touches. These nose-to-nose encounters are a key form of communication and social interaction for these iconic Australian marsupials.

With over 30 years of research behind the Koala Habitat Atlas, AKF’s next grand vision could redirect the fate of the Koala! What is a ‘Kiss Point?’. AKF has coined the term ‘kiss point’ to describe the point in the landscape where areas of Koala habitat are connected.

Apr 21, 2016 · This is the additional footage showing the closest of bonds that zookeeper Tami Wilson has with Harry the adorable Koala Joey at Symbio Wildlife Park, Sydney...

Our scientists have decided that the initial section of the Great Koala Trail will be from Quinlans, our Research Station near Kenilworth here in Queensland and Little Oakey, our other property near Crows Nest also in Queensland.

Sep 1, 2021 · Now, the culmination of those efforts has revealed a clear vision – we can save the Koala with ‘kisses’. Kiss points are the points where intact sections of Koala habitat come close to each other, but remain separated by divisions of cleared land.

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Oct 29, 2021 · The AKF’s brand new initiative, the ‘Koala Kiss Project’, is all about building habitats for Koalas using ‘kiss points’. The heart of this amazing project is to create the ‘Great Koala Trail’ — a 2,543-kilometre trail of uninterrupted Koala …

Dec 13, 2022 · Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) last month announced Gwydir Shire as the first Koala Kiss Site – part of the larger 'Koala Kiss Project', which aims to link fragmented Koala habitat from Cairns to Melbourne – because it contains secure habitat that can be connected.