Join Wildlife Queensland, Noosa & District Landcare and Healthy Land & Water for a 1-hr free webinar to learn tips for endangered glider conservation and recovery.
During the week of 17-23 October, join thousands of people around the country in observing and counting the birds that live near you – in your garden, a local park, the beach or in the middle of town.
Get involved in citizen science and contribute data for the Gold Coast area during the Great Southern Bioblitz 2022. It's a great way to connect to nature and learn more about our unique plants and animals in a fun and interactive way while also contributing to science!
National Recycling Week 2022 runs from 7 - 13 November as a reminder to all Australians that Waste isn't Waste until it's Wasted!
Download the free FrogID app and take part in Australia’s biggest frog count between 11-20 November.
Celebrate and raise awareness of the importance of our unique insect pollinators this Australian Pollinator Week, 12 - 20 November 2022!
Join the Australian Platypus Conservancy for a free information session about the biology and conservation needs of rakali (Hydromys chrysogaster), the Australian equivalent of the otter.
World Wildlife Conservation Day is annually observed to raise awareness about the species that are endangered or under threat of extinction and to promote the protection of the decreasing numbers of wildlife species across the globe.
International Volunteer Day (IVD) 2022 celebrates the theme of solidarity through volunteering. This campaign highlights the power of our collective humanity to drive positive change through volunteerism.
Join the Australian Platypus Conservancy for a free information session about the biology and conservation needs of rakali (Hydromys chrysogaster), the Australian equivalent of the otter.
Join QCC's Queensland Environment Symposium to hear Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek's plans for environmental reform in Queensland.
World Wetlands Day is recognised as a United Nations International Day of Importance, celebrated around the world each year on 2 February.
As part of a project to assist the recovery of endangered greater gliders in the Upper Burnett region, Burnett Catchment Care Association is running two FREE greater glider workshops on 11 and 17 May 2023 respectively.
This event offers a unique opportunity to discover the latest advancements in koala conservation work in the Scenic Rim and Southeast Queensland.
Vote to name Maleny Chocolate Co.'s delightful new chocolate platypus for your chance to WIN!
Queensland Conservation Council invites you to an online briefing by Griffith University's Dr Patrick Norman, lead researcher in a project that mapped likely core habitat for the endangered southern and central greater glider across Queensland.
Dive into engaging case studies from SA, Tasmania, Queensland, Victoria and NSW to uncover the pivotal role the elusive platypus can play in waterway management.
Join Birdlife Australia and speaker Andrew Dinwoodie (Powerful Owl Project Coordinator) for an exciting and informative online webinar dedicated to the majestic Powerful Owl.