Join the Faunawatch team for a scenic walk at Pt Cartwright where we often see fairy gerygones, and this month is the peak time to spot migrating humpback whales. Meet at 8.00 am at the parking bay at La Balsa Park, Buddina.
Discover the incredible diversity of native plants and animals in the Fraser Coast and Wide Bay region and/or your backyard during the Spring Backyard Bioblitz on the weekend of 8-9 October 2022.
As part of Wildlife Queensland's 60th-year celebrations, the Logan Branch is holding a celebratory lunch and Community Field Day within Cornubia Forest Park to remove infestations of pink polka-dot plant and replant native vegetation.
Join the Faunawatch regular survey on the second Wednesday of the month for a walk on one of the several trails in the gardens followed by BYO morning tea and general discussion. All welcome.
Join the team from the Quoll Society of Australia at this FREE City of Gold Coast NaturallyGC Program event for an in-depth look at the Australian mainland’s largest marsupial carnivore, the spotted-tailed quoll.
Come along and celebrate Wildlife Queensland's 60th birthday with a weekend of butterfly fun at the Dawson Valley Butterfly Weekend.
Join QTFN and world-class experts to record bird diversity at Mount Mellum Nature Refuge.
Help celebrate 60 years of Wildlife Queensland at a FREE workshop & butterfly survey at Theodore on the Dawson Valley Butterfly Weekend.
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.
Join leading experts at this two-day, high-level event hosted by the Great Eastern Ranges to learn about the science and practice of connectivity conservation.
Join presenter Jenna Tapply to learn about the history, biology and lifecycle of the dingoes on K'Gari.
Join Logan City Council and Conservation Volunteers Australia for a FREE community planting day for BushCare’s Big Day Out, and help celebrate the work of our passionate BushCare volunteers.
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!
Become a citizen scientist and participate in the biggest bioblitz across the southern hemisphere from 28-31 October 2022.
Join presenter Jenna Tapply to learn about the history, biology and lifecycle of the dingoes on K'Gari.
Join Wildlife Queensland Bayside Branch and Dr James Udy for a fascinating free talk about the challenges our marine environments face in the uncertain future of climate change.
Springfield Lakes Nature Care Inc. is hosting a number of events over the weekend of 29-30 October as part of the Great Southern Bioblitz.
Join Brisbane's Big Butterfly Count and the Bulimba Creek Catchment Group to investigate butterfly populations at Minnippi Parklands.
Join the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland (RGSQ) and the University of Queensland, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences (UQ-SEES) for an expert panel and public forum on climate risk in Queensland.
Join us to explore how wildlife tourism can assist wildlife more effectively and widely at this year's Wildlife Tourism Conference, 30 Oct – 2 Nov 2022.
