Eli Creek

Eli Creek. Wildlife Qld Fraser Coast Branch Walks Program. Image © Peter Duck

What sets Wildlife Queensland apart from other conservation groups? Our Branches!

Wildlife Queensland’s network of branches across Queensland provides grassroots knowledge and action at the local level.

Operating autonomously and cooperatively, Wildlife Queensland Branches develop their own characteristics as activity centres for wildlife advocacy. Because they deal with local issues and maintain local communication networks, statewide branches are all eager for new members.

They are involved in everything from lobbying local and state governments, through to helping preserve habitats for koalas, mahogany gliders and dugongs.

Wildlife Queensland Branches also:

  • hold meetings, generally once a month
  • organise regular field trips, workshops and other events.

There are currently 14 Wildlife Queensland Branches across Queensland.

Wildlife Queensland Branch pages

Find out more about your local Wildlife Queensland Branch, and access the latest Branch newsletters and meeting information by following the links below.

Note: Be sure to check back regularly as Branch pages are updated frequently.