Glorious Gliders webinar
About the event Australia’s gliding possums are an amazing collection of species all renowned for being able to glide between trees with the aid of a membrane of skin linking the fore and hind legs. They range in size from the tiny feathertail glider, which can...
Guide to nature & wildlife activities for kids
updated: 27 September 2020 Switch screen time for green time over the school holidays (and beyond) and plan how to connect kids to nature. Citizen science projects Keep the kids occupied while helping scientists! Here is a list of citizen science projects that you and...
WPSQ shines spotlight on gliders at Logan event
9 March 2020 Wildlife Queensland’s Queensland Glider Network was excited to be a part of Logan City Council’s Conservations Incentives Program Celebration Day on Sunday, 1 March. Logan City Council’s conservations incentives programs work with property...Nest box use by hollow-dependent fauna
18 December 2019 Author: Rachael Harris South-eastern Queensland is in the midst of a very hot and very dry period. Data accessed on the Bureau of Meteorology website shows the total rainfall for Brisbane from January to November 2019 was only 438mm. The 2018 total...Wildlife Queensland scores greater glider grant
16 October 2019 Wildlife Queensland’s Queensland Glider Network is proud to have been awarded funding under the Moreton Bay Regional Council community grants program to help protect greater gliders in the Moreton Bay Region. The $3,139 grant from Moreton...Glider corridor project update ‒ July 2019
16 July 2019 Thanks to the generous donations from our members and supporters to Wildlife Queensland’s March 2019 Squirrel Glider Appeal, our glider corridor project is surging ahead. Wildlife Queensland and Wildlife Queensland Scenic Rim Branch have been busy...#GLIDESURVIVETHRIVE success, thanks to you!
5 May 2019 Because of you, our generous members and supporters, our #GLIDESURVIVETHRIVE effort was a success! Thanks to you, we raised $5,000. We are extremely grateful for the support of all those who chose to give to this important appeal, which included...Habitat corridors: a vital part of the conservation puzzle for squirrel gliders
29 March 2019 Wildlife Queensland recently caught up with ecologist and wildlife carer, Stefan Hattingh. Stefan, who’s been involved with wildlife rehabilitation for more than 16 years, is Operations Manager of Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating...