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WPSQ’s PlatypusWatch Network uses cutting edge survey techniques to reduce the secrecy around the survival of our platypus.

WPSQ’s current student interns introduce themselves and discuss the symbiotic relationship that is the industry placement program.

Do your children or grandchildren know the difference between wildlife and domestic pets? Are they aware of how to be responsible pet owners or who to call about injured wildlife? You could help

Student intern Alexandra Brown considers both sides of the human-wildlife interaction at this annual event in Brisbane’s Queen Street mall.

Four years after the establishment of the Coral Sea Reserve, a proposed reduction in the full-protection zone is set to occur with incredibly detrimental impacts. Wildlife Queensland urges you to have your say!

Wildlife Queensland welcomes the State Government’s announcement that it will introduce a Container Deposit Scheme in Queensland…

Will the koala become the next extinction in Queensland following the Bramble Cay melomys…

An environmental-newbie considers the Paris Agreement and how we can all help to reduce carbon emissions…

Australia is now home to 1,872 animals, plants and ecosystems threatened with extinction, including the greater glider, now listed as Vulnerable under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act. In May, along with 48 others, the greater glider was added to the Federal Government’s growing list of plants and animals on the brink of extinction, …

Every year, the Bayside branch Cicada Awards give the young people of south-east Queensland a voice on the environmental issues that shape their lives. Students across south-east Queensland are being encouraged to let their imaginations, passions and creativity go wild once again by creating a short film with an environmental theme relevant to SEQ and …