The survey work has enabled us to identify hot spots for koala road crossings, particularly on Picton and Appin Roads, in an effort to work with RMS in creating safer road crossings that protect koala habitat corridors. Council consequently set up the Wollondilly Koala Hotline in early 2015 and since then there have been over 60 confirmed sightings of koalas reported by the community around Appin and a further 20 across the shire.Īs a result of these reports and with the guidance of Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH), Council commissioned wildlife ecologists to undertake a pilot spotlighting survey to gather information to help us understand the local koala’s home range, what food trees they eat and what habitat they prefer. Throughout 20 Wollondilly Shire Council received numerous reports from the community of koala sightings in urban areas and on road sides in and around Appin. If you are interested in volunteering visit the Conservation Volunteers Australia website or ph9246. The Bargo River was identified as an important corridor linking the Southern Highlands and Appin koalas where Council have been coordinating monthly activity days. Conservation Volunteers Australia, with Council’s support, were successful in receiving an Environmental Trust Grant to coordinate volunteer projects for koala tracking and habitat restoration. Wollondilly Koala Hotline: The community are our eyes and ears across the shire and the sightings reported by the community have helped us gain a better understanding about where koalas live and what they eat. Please report koala sightings to the Wollondilly Koala Hotline 4677 1100.Įnvironmental Trust Grant: Community education and participation are an important element of the project as it was originally borne from community interest. One of the key threats to koalas in the Wollondilly is road strike along our major roads of Appin and Picton Roads and the Hume Hwy. Injured wildlife should be reported to Wollondilly WIRES on 4684 1656, 24hr injured koala line 0466 318 688. Wollondilly WIRES: a volunteer run organisation and they provide an excellent service in looking after injured wildlife. Wollondilly Shire Council is partnering with the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH), neighbouring Council’s, Wingecaribee and Campbelltown, other organisations such as the University of Sydney koala health hub, Conservation Volunteers Australia and community groups such as Wollondilly WIRES to undertake valuable work that will help to protect koala’s and their habitat and to inform future development planning and conservation management decisions. “there is another animal that the natives call Cullawine, which much resembles the Sloths in America.” Koala’s are an iconic part of Wollondilly’s natural history with the first recorded European sighting of a koala occurring near Bargo in 1798 by John Price, who wrote The koalas north of Picton Road to Campbelltown are part of the only population in the State that is disease free. The population is continuous with the well known koalas of Campbelltown and is linked through a habitat corridor that runs through Appin to Wilton and down to Avon Dam and Bargo. Wollondilly Shire Council’s ‘Koala Conservation Project’ has grown over the last two years with recent surveys proving there is a healthy colony of breeding koalas in the region. Report injured koalas and other wildlife to 24hr WIRES Injured Koala line 0466 318 688, Sydney Wildlife 9413 4300, Wildlife South Coast Rescue 0418 427 214 Wollondilly Koala Hotline - Call 4677 1100 to report koala sightings in Wollondilly. Thanks for writing Koala2, I hope that this issue can be resolved as I am really keen to compile a multi-sheet Excel spreadsheet tool 1 into Python for modelling purposes 2.The Wollondilly Koala Conservation Project focusses on ensuring the protection and conservation of koalas in our Shire.

I also tried implementing suggestions in #241 and #240 myself on the master branch to make sure that this issue isn't just in the forked repo. cellmap = Cell( n, None, value = my_range, formula = reference, is_range = True, is_named_range = True )ĪttributeError: 'Spreadsheet' object has no attribute 'Range' ~ / src / koala_vallettea / koala / Spreadsheet. clean_pointer()ģ8 39 def gen_graph( self, outputs =, inputs = ): gen_graph( inputs = inputs, outputs = outputs)Ģ5 ~ / src / koala_vallettea / koala / ExcelCompiler.

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