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Wildlife Queensland’s BTRW project camera monitoring surveys have been running for 45 days and are showing some interesting activity patterns of wallabies at our study site.

University students Stan and Jessica discuss what it was like to be a part of Wildlife Queensland’s Student Placement Program.

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Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch has been conducting observational and eDNA surveys in the greater Brisbane region over the past 4 years to gather much-needed platypus distribution and abundance data.

Book your Early Bird tickets to the WPSQ Annual Dinner 2019 by 31 August and go into the draw to WIN a Dymocks voucher worth $100!

Are you ready to make #plasticfreejuly become your #plasticfreeeveryday? Here’s how our Plastic Free July Competition winners are reducing plastic waste and inspiring others to do the same.

WPSQ’s projects team has been spending time in the bushland and hilltops of the Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate and surrounding private properties, in search of two of Queensland’s threatened species – the brush-tailed rock wallaby and spotted-tailed quoll.

The Australian Institute of Marine Science has released its annual report for 2018/19 on the health of the Great Barrier Reef.

Brisbane’s conservation areas and nature reserves could soon be at risk of legal use by mountain biking and the predicable risk of illegal track creation.

While our iconic fauna features prominently in discussions about Australia’s extinction crisis, threatened plant species have not received the same focus.