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The much-awaited results of our PlatypusWatch Netw

The much-awaited results of our PlatypusWatch Network eDNA sampling at sites along the Dawson River and tributaries earlier this year have been released.🙌

Head to the link in our bio to read the results 👆

#platypuswatchnetwork #platypus #edna #upperdawson
@platypus_protector

Keen to revegetate your backyard with native flora

Keen to revegetate your backyard with native flora?🌱🐦

Check out our 9 simple steps to getting started with your rewilding project, via the link in our bio👆.

📷 @pattomkinswildlife / Eastern spinebill (Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris) feeding on grevillea.
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#rewilding #nativeflora #nationalbirdweek #aussiebackyardbirdcount

This gorgeous mallee ringneck parrot can't contain

This gorgeous mallee ringneck parrot can't contain its excitement - National Bird Week starts today, which means the @birdlifeoz 2021 Aussie Backyard Bird Count! 🦜🙌😁

One of Australia’s biggest citizen science events, #aussiebirdcount runs from 18-24 October and is a great way to connect with and learn about the birds in your local area.

To get involved all you need is 20 minutes, your favourite outdoor space, and some keen eyesight. Simply record the birds you know and look up those you don’t on the Aussie Bird Count app or online at: https://aussiebirdcount.org.au/

The data collected assists BirdLife Australia in understanding more about the birds that live where people live.

📸 @dean_rule_nature / Australian mallee ringneck parrot (Barnardius barnardi).

Books galore in the WPSQ store! 📚 Learn about

Books galore in the WPSQ store! 📚

Learn about Australia’s amazing natural world and help protect threatened native wildlife by ordering from our fantastic new range of kids’ books now available in the WPSQ Store.

The perfect Christmas gift for little nature lovers in your life, and a fun way for budding naturalists to discover Australia’s fascinating wildlife.

Each book sold helps power Wildlife Queensland’s work to conserve and protect threatened native species, including the spotted-tailed quoll, brush-tailed rock wallaby, Richmond birdwing butterfly, greater and yellow-bellied gliders, and platypus.

Browse the new range and order now in time for Christmas 👉 https://wildlife.org.au/store
Or via the link in our bio 👆

Close to 6,300 hectares of land south-west of Bris

Close to 6,300 hectares of land south-west of Brisbane will be protected with the Palaszczuk Government announcing the expansion of a World Heritage-listed national park and the creation of a new conservation estate.

Read more via the link in our bio 👆

📸 @oz_bird_photography / Glossy black-cockatoo
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#glossyblackcockatoo #worldheritagenationalparks #wildlifeconservation @qldparks

Have a Fun(gi) Friday on National Mushroom Day! 🍄😄

Today is National Mushroom Day, and we are lucky to have abundant wild-growing species in #queensland. Help celebrate National Mushroom Day by sharing your pics👇and find out more about our #fungi friends and how you can identify them via the link in our bio👆

📷 Karin Cox

#NationalMushroomDay #fungifriday

Today sees the release of a landmark report highli

Today sees the release of a landmark report highlighting the impacts of the @qldgov ‘s Flying Fox Roost Management laws. Half of all flying fox species in Queensland are listed as threatened species, but the current laws allow for potentially harmful dispersals and disruptions to roosts with no environmental assessments at all.

Read more via the link in our bio 👆
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#flyingfox #threatenedspecies #queensland #wildlifeconservation #environmentallaw

A beautiful Masked lapwing chick to brighten your

A beautiful Masked lapwing chick to brighten your Thursday! 😍

📸 @emilyboys_

Happy Wildlife Wednesday from this sweet little fu

Happy Wildlife Wednesday from this sweet little furbie 🐨😍

It's only 2 weeks until our ‘Are You Koalafied’ webinar with guest presenter, UQ research fellow and koala expert Dr Sean Fitzgibbon. Don’t miss this fabulous free lunchtime webinar on 28 October to learn all about one of Australia’s most iconic marsupials, including expert koala spotting and identification tips, threats and conservation initiatives, and how you can get involved in citizen science surveys across south-east Queensland during koala mating season.

Find out more and register for free via the link in our bio👆

📸 @charley_geddes
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#koala #wildlifeconservation #wildlifewednesday #wildlife #marsupial #webinar

Amazing work by @terrainnrm to help save the endan

Amazing work by @terrainnrm to help save the endangered mahogany glider 👏

Posted @withregram • @terrainnrm MAHOGANY GLIDERS - elusive, endangered and endemic to North Queensland.

Scientists are catching and releasing mahogany gliders in Tropical North Queensland so they can learn more about its genetic health and the best conservation actions for recovery.🌳

Tiny pieces of ear tissue could be key to saving these adorable gliders, who inhabit a narrow band of open, wet woodlands between the Hull River near Tully and Ollera Creek south of Ingham. 📍

Terrain is working with @jamescookuniversity researchers as part of our Woodlands project.

Researcher Eryn Change says: "These gliders are incredibly calm animals, we take the data as quickly as possible. The moment of their release is amazing. To see a mahogany glider jumping up a tree and then gliding a huge distance to another one...it's magnificent."

The Woodlands project is funded through the Australian Government’s @landcareaustralia Program.

📸 @furrygliders

#mahoganyglider #endangeredspecies #threatenedspecies

Enliven your home and support wildlife conservatio

Enliven your home and support wildlife conservation with wildlife for your walls! 🖼️😮

Wildlife Queensland is proud to announce a new addition to our Friends of Wildlife Queensland decor range – the @blueberryleopardart Wildlife Queensland Print Collection.

The perfect gift, these intricate, artistic prints of four of Queensland’s most charismatic yet imperilled species – spotted-tailed quoll, Richmond birdwing butterfly, platypus and greater glider – will enliven your walls and remind you that caring for wilderness isn’t something that happens ‘out there’ but something we can incorporate into our everyday lives, with 50% of all profits going to Wildlife Queensland.

Choose from a range of colours and luxury handmade frames, and enjoy swift dispatch and handling.

Avoid the Christmas rush - Order now via the link in our bio☝or click on the product pic.
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#wildlifeart #wildlifeconservation #christmasgifts #queenslandglidernetwork #platypuswatchnetwork #richmondbirdwingconservationnetwork #quollseekersnetwork

Calling all citizen scientists! 👩‍🔬🕵️

Calling all citizen scientists! 👩‍🔬🕵️🐨🌼

Get set to connect with nature, learn about wildlife, and contribute useful data for science and conservation at the Wildlife Qld Fraser Coast Backyard BioBlitz Spring 2021.

WHEN: 23-24 October 2021 (day and night)

WHERE: Your backyard (or nearby local or state park, reserve, beach), anywhere between Gympie Regional Council and Bundaberg Regional Council areas, including, of course, Fraser Coast.

HOW: Simply download @inaturalistorg for free as a mobile phone app, then record your observations of any wild fungi, animal or plant as pictures (via camera/phone) and/or sound recording during the survey period, and upload them to iNaturalist.

For more details, head to the link in our bio ☝

📷 Wildlife Queensland

#bioblitz #wildlife #inaturalist #frasercoast #wildlifequeensland #citizenscience #atlasoflivingaustralia

Learn more about quolls at our Pomona Quoll Discov

Learn more about quolls at our Pomona Quoll Discovery Day on 23 October!🙌

Join Wildlife Queensland's Quoll Seekers Network and @landcarenoosa, along with expert presenters Dr Scott Burnett and Dr Sean FitzGibbon, to learn more about the 'secret life' of cryptic, endangered quolls and what you can do to help support them across the Sunshine Coast and Hinterland and throughout the Mary River Catchment.

Find our more and book via the link in our bio 👆

#quolls #maryrivercatchmentcoordinatingcommittee #sunshinecoastcouncil #quollseekersnetwork

Happy #frogfriday! 🐸😀 Who's heading out for

Happy #frogfriday! 🐸😀

Who's heading out for some frog adventures this weekend?

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1. @behindgemslens / Green tree frog (Litoria caerulea)
2. @owlcaholic_ / Dainty green tree frog (Litoria gracilenta)
3. @deep_reflection_imagery / White-lipped tree frog (Litoria infrafrenata)
4. @pattomkinswildlife / Dainty green tree frog (Litoria gracilenta)
5. @jonohooper92 / Giant barred frog (Mixophyes iteratus)
6. @a.jphotographs / Orange-eyed tree frog (Litoria chloris)
7. @pattomkinswildlife / Green-eyed tree frog (Litoria serrata)
8. @jonohooper92 / Naked treefrog (Litoria rubella)
9. @pattomkinswildlife / White-lipped tree frog (Litoria infrafrenata)

How do we get in, mum?🤔 This gorgeous brushtai

How do we get in, mum?🤔

This gorgeous brushtail possum mum and bub were captured checking out one of our recently installed nest boxes in Logan in the wee hours this morning.

The images were captured via a pole-mounted infrared camera monitor which we attached to the outside of two nest boxes, for 24-hour wildlife monitoring, as part of a larger Queensland Glider Network project funded by Logan City Council to provide habitat resources for vulnerable greater gliders in the Logan LGA.

Find out more about our nest box projects on the Queensland Glider Network web page 👉 https://wildlife.org.au/queensland-glider-network/

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