Welcome to Wildlife Queensland Brisbane Branch.
The Brisbane branch has been going strong since 1979 – advocating conservation through enjoyable education activities. Our city is growing, and some people are losing touch with nature. Our activities provide an opportunity to gain a greater appreciation and understanding of wildlife and habitat in the Brisbane area. Well-informed people are the key to finding future solutions for the issues that threaten our city.
Monthly environmental talksOn the fourth Tuesday of most months, join us at 7.30pm at the Albion Peace Hall at 102 McDonald Road, Windsor. Our talks are free and non-members are welcome to attend. Learn from researchers and experts about all aspects of wildlife and the environment. Past talks have covered a variety of topics relating to Brisbane’s amazing wildlife – koalas, snakes, bats, corals, kangaroos, spiders and bird feeding amongst others – as well as how to record their activities, how to preserve their habitats and how to deal with feral and invasive species. Informing our membersWPSQ Brisbane Branch Newsletter We produce a quarterly newsletter to keep members and friends up to date with our activities and provide informative articles on different aspects of wildlife and habitat. Social media We are also active on Facebook. |
Contact detailsWildlife Preservation Society of Qld Brisbane Branch
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Contact us today to get involved with our branch and support Wildlife Queensland in your local area. |
