Leave It vs Spotted Koala

Leave It is a dog training app designed by experts to make your training experience an enjoyable and productive one. Get step-by-step instructions, short videos and in-built tools such as progress tracking, clicker, stopwatch, downloadable certificates, and more. Initial questionnaire Set up and personalize your training experience with a quick questionnaire that can determine your needs and specify any pre-existing training that your dog has completed. Five modules Intro to Dog training Come when called Walking on lead Dog safety around wildlife Keeping your dog safe and happy Each module contains; Quiz Training Evaluation screen to rate your session Each training section includes: Intro video Stopwatch tool for practicing with your dog Clicker tool for communicating with your dog Step-by-step guide including videos Progress tracking: Keep track of your lessons and save progress View overall progress with training and quizzes Earn, view and download certificates as proof of completion Clicker Communicate with your dog using our custom clicker. It’s included in each step-by-step training page and its own dedicated page for quick access. My dog Customize your dog’s profile including name, breed, age, and gender. Leave It was developed by Social Marketing @ Griffith with help from experts in dog training and dog handling. Working in partnership with local government areas, and ensuring our furry friends have the happiest life while living together with wildlife and our neighbours.

Spotted Koala is a citizen science app that allows anyone to record koala sightings and contribute to research and conservation. By submitting sightings, photos, and habitat observations, users help scientists better understand where koalas live, how populations are changing, and where conservation action is most needed. Koalas face increasing threats from habitat loss, disease, vehicle strikes, and climate change. Reliable information about where koalas occur is essential for protecting populations and supporting effective conservation planning. Spotted Koala makes it easy for community members, researchers, wildlife carers, and nature enthusiasts to contribute valuable observations. Key Features: Record Koala Sightings: Quickly log koala sightings in the field with GPS location automatically recorded. Upload Photos: Add photos of koalas to help confirm sightings and support research. Capture Important Details: Record useful information such as the number of koalas observed, presence of joeys, and additional notes about behaviour or habitat. Contribute to Citizen Science: Every observation helps build a growing database used to better understand koala distribution and population trends. Simple and Easy to Use: Designed for quick observations in the field so anyone can contribute. Who Can Use Spotted Koala? Spotted Koala is designed for: • community members • bushwalkers and outdoor enthusiasts • wildlife carers • conservation volunteers • researchers and students • No scientific training is required — if you see a koala, you can help. Helping Koalas Through Citizen Science: • Citizen science plays an important role in wildlife conservation. Observations submitted through Spotted Koala help researchers identify key koala habitats, monitor population changes, and support conservation planning. • Your observations can make a real difference. Safety and Wildlife Welfare • When observing koalas: - keep a safe distance • do not disturb wildlife • never attempt to handle koalas • Always prioritise your safety and the welfare of the animals. • community members • bushwalkers and outdoor enthusiasts • wildlife carers • conservation volunteers • researchers and students • No scientific training is required — if you see a koala, you can help. Helping Koalas Through Citizen Science • Citizen science plays an important role in wildlife conservation. Observations submitted through Spotted Koala help researchers identify key koala habitats, monitor population changes, and support conservation planning. • Your observations can make a real difference. Safety and Wildlife Welfare • When observing koalas:         -keep a safe distance • do not disturb wildlife • never attempt to handle koalas • Always prioritise your safety and the welfare of the animals.