Koala Models

These models and simulations have been tagged “Koala”.

A detailed insight map into the current population trends surrounding koalas and the different variables involved which will influence these trends in years to come.
A detailed insight map into the current population trends surrounding koalas and the different variables involved which will influence these trends in years to come.
This in-depth concept map portrays the factors influencing koala births and deaths in SEQ. It also shows that the eucalyptus tree population in SEQ is vital for the survival of the koala.
This in-depth concept map portrays the factors influencing koala births and deaths in SEQ. It also shows that the eucalyptus tree population in SEQ is vital for the survival of the koala.
My thoughts on the reasons for the current population deficit of koalas in SE Queensland as well as some measures to be undertaken to ensure there survival.
My thoughts on the reasons for the current population deficit of koalas in SE Queensland as well as some measures to be undertaken to ensure there survival.
My thoughts on the reasons for the current population deficit of koalas in SE Queensland as well as some measures to be undertaken to ensure there survival.
My thoughts on the reasons for the current population deficit of koalas in SE Queensland as well as some measures to be undertaken to ensure there survival.
This in-depth concept map portrays the factors influencing koala births and deaths in SEQ. It also shows that the eucalyptus tree population in SEQ is vital for the survival of the koala.
This in-depth concept map portrays the factors influencing koala births and deaths in SEQ. It also shows that the eucalyptus tree population in SEQ is vital for the survival of the koala.
Koala populations in South East Queensland have been plummeting for decades and is only speeding up. Here is a Systems Dynamics model of key factors that increase and decrease the Koala population in SEQ.     Throughout the model it is clear that if SEQ continues to grow with urbanisation and are no
Koala populations in South East Queensland have been plummeting for decades and is only speeding up. Here is a Systems Dynamics model of key factors that increase and decrease the Koala population in SEQ. 

Throughout the model it is clear that if SEQ continues to grow with urbanisation and are not proactive with community awareness, Koala numbers will plummet.


David De Marco