We’re delivering the goods to help protect the environment

Video: On the right side of the screen, a slide shows the logos for WWF and Australia Post above the words, "Proud Partner of World Wide Fund for Nature Australia." On the left side, a koala is carried in a basket to a tree. It leaps from the basket and up the trunk. 

A dark-haired woman in a white top stands before a cityscape. Text: "Nicky Tracey, General Manager, Community and Stakeholder Engagement, Australia Post." A cage draped in a towel is carried to a tree. The cage is opened and a koala looks out.

Audio: Nicky: Here at Australia Post, we're committed to sustainability and delivering a better tomorrow for all Australians. We're thrilled to partner with World Wide Fund for Nature Australia to protect and restore the homes of Australia's most loved species, the koala.

Video: A woman wearing a WWF shirt sits near a large tree. She holds a toy koala that wears a red cap and shirt. Text: "Tanya Pritchard, Landscape Restoration Project Manager, WWF-Australia." In bushland, a koala sits in the fork of a tree. Under a blue sky, leafy bushland clads rolling hillsides. A koala clings to a tree trunk.

Audio: Tanya: Our Aussie icon, the koala, is under threat of extinction. It has been listed as an endangered species by the Australian Government. It is under threat of climate change, habitat destruction, habitat fragmentation and disease, and we need urgent action if we're going to be able to turn things around for our koalas.

Video: Indoors, a koala grips a leafy branch. In bushland, koalas sit in trees. One has a yellow tag in its fluffy ear. A koala climbs a tall tree.

Audio: Nicky: We are joining WWF-Australia in their mission to protect koalas from the threats that are pushing them to extinction. Together, we aim to double koala numbers across eastern Australia by 2050.

Video: A koala climbs from a basket and up a tree. In scrubland, people wearing protective gear plant trees. Aerial footage shows trees of various sizes dotting pale ground.

Audio: Tanya: Australia Post and WWF are committed to working together to bring koalas back from the brink of extinction. We're working with wildlife hospitals to care for sick and injured koalas, we're protecting their homes, we're creating habitat through wildlife corridors to create safe movement through fragmented landscapes. Everyone can help us save the koalas from extinction.

Video: The left side of the screen shows footage of fluffy grey koalas. On the right side, text reads, "Support the recovery of koalas by donating to WWF-Australia at participating Post Offices and online at www.auspost.com.au/environment." On a white screen, the words, "Working together to protect koalas," sit between the WWF and Australia Post logos.