Annual Reports
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The 2022-23 financial year has seen significant progress in our mission, and we are pleased to share some key highlights below. For a comprehensive view of our achievements and a deeper understanding of our conservation initiatives, please read the complete Annual Report.
2023 Annual Report
Some highlights of 2022-23
- Significantly expanded the PlatypusWatch eDNA survey program. 300+ sites surveyed across 80+ waterways in 6 Local Government Areas in Queensland, including new sites in the Scenic Rim, Gold Coast and Ipswich regions.
- Secured 6 new grants to support conservation program activities.
- Collected 30,000 seeds for the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network seed bank.
- One of our long-running campaigns came to fruition with the Palaszczuk Government placing a ban on the release of helium balloons.
- Hosted 17 events which attracted approximately 755 attendees.
- Produced 9 new educational publications.
- Launched the Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant in June 2023.
2023 Branch Reports
The annual reports of our branches reveal the diversity of events and actions Wildlife Queensland participates in throughout the state and the dedication of our many staff and volunteers.
Some highlights of 2022-23
To celebrate Wildlife Queensland’s 60th anniversary in September 2022, several of our branches hosted special events throughout 2022-23, engaging and delighting attendees.
Read more about these and other key achievements of our branches for 2022-23.
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Page last updated: 8 October 2023