The late Dr David Fleay AM MBE has been posthumously recognised by the Australian Museum as one of 100 men and women who shaped Australia and reflect ‘the spirit of what it means to be Australian’.
As another year of protecting our unique and fascinating wildlife draws to a close, our President invites us to stop for a while and look at why each of us feels so strongly about doing just that.
7 December marks 25 years since Fraser Island was inscribed on the World Heritage List. Tradition Owners, the Butchulla People, EHP and NPSR invite us all to help celebrate the milestone.
At a recent meeting called by the Macropod Management Unit, Wildlife Queensland was encouraged by some significant positive changes for Queensland’s roos.
With plastic bags on the way out in Queensland, we’ve been road-testing ways to reduce our household waste even further. Check out our top two composting system picks!
True to their word both major political parties have provided statements on their intentions with regards to the environment and its wildlife this election.
With the election date almost upon us all political parties have been relatively quiet about the environment. How do the major parties’ responses to our requests for comment compare, and what does the future hold for our wildlife?
We could not be more grateful for the success of our recent appeal to Bring Back the Birdwing which raised well over its target – all thanks to donors and supporters like you!
Rangers and researchers are excited by a boom in bridled nailtail (BNT) wallaby numbers at Taunton National Park (Scientific) where funds raised by Wildlife Queensland have clearly been making a difference for this endangered species.
