Annual Reports
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Wildlife Queensland strengthened its foundations in 2024–25 through new strategic and fundraising strategies, governance reforms, upgraded systems, and record income growth, progressing towards long-term organisational sustainability and increasing impact for wildlife. For a deeper understanding of our conservation initiatives, please read the complete Annual Report.
2025 Annual Report
Some highlights of 2024–25
- Grants received: Resilient Rivers and Council of Mayors $1.2m, Saving Native Species (BTRW), National Eucalypt Day – Hollow Havens, Detection Dogs for Greater Gliders, multiple EchidnaWatch grants, Heidelberg Materials Quarry Life Award, Norman Wettenhall Trust, and more.
- 76.9% increase in Wildlife Protector Program membership
- 19K+ social audience combined
- 191K+ raised by two appeals and two giving days
- $1million transformational bequest.
Previous Reports
2023 Report
2022 Reports
2021 Reports
Page last updated: 8 October 2023