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© Shutterstock/David FryerConservation group challenges council’s approval of 19-storey Esplanade hotel
Wildlife Queensland Fraser Coast Branch has lodged an appeal challenging the Fraser Coast Regional Council’s recent approval of a large-scale hotel and apartment complex on the Esplanade overlooking the Great Sandy Marine Park.
© Martin TaylorProject Officer identifies that deforestation continues in hotspots despite our laws
A new study has revealed that current deforestation policies in Queensland and the Northern Territory are failing to adequately protect vital ecosystems.
Exploring Platypus Conservation in Ipswich’s Woogaroo Catchment
This winter, community members had the opportunity to explore the waterways of the Woogaroo Catchment while gaining insights into one of Australia’s most iconic yet elusive creatures—the platypus.
© ShutterstockDo Something Big for Queensland’s Smallest this National Threatened Species Day
On 7 September, National Threatened Species Day, Wildlife Queensland is launching a 24-hour Giving Day dedicated to raising vital funds for the conservation of Queensland’s vulnerable small wildlife and their habitats.
© EcopixWildlife Queensland meets with Minister Linard: A promising dialogue on environmental issues
Wildlife Queensland’s President, Peter Ogilvie, and Secretary, Des Boyland, recently met with Environment Minister Leanne Linard to discuss critical environmental concerns.
© Josh BowellWildlife Queensland and advocates urge immediate protection for greater glider habitat amid logging concerns
Urgent calls for state-owned land protection and new national parks intensify as logging continues in endangered species habitats.
© Neil AndisonLatest news from our PlatypusWatch Community Officer
Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch Community Officer, Neil Andison, continues to campaign for the ban of enclosed yabby traps (opera house nets) in Queensland. Read the latest update.
© Wildlife Qld; Neil AndisonPlatypusWatch news: The perilous future of Queensland’s platypus
Wildlife Queensland is calling on the Queensland Government to take immediate action to prevent further mismanagement and potential local extinctions of platypuses.
© Neil Andison, Tamielle Brunt, CanvaA heartfelt thanks: Our EOFY 2024 appeal raises over $89,000 to save Queensland’s freshwater wildlife!
We are excited to announce that, thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters and an anonymous matching donor, our EOFY 2024 appeal has raised over $89,000 to help save Queensland’s freshwater wildlife!
© Canva NFPHelp track South East Queensland’s short-beaked echidnas
Wildlife Queensland EchidnaWatch Project Officer and ecologist Dr Kate Dutton-Regester has initiated two exciting new projects focused on short-beaked echidnas. Discover how you can be involved.
© Carindale Hotel & Amanda LittleTrivia night raises funds for Wildlife Queensland
On 28 May, the Carindale Hotel buzzed with excitement as wildlife enthusiasts and trivia buffs gathered for a memorable trivia night in support of Wildlife Queensland, aiming to raise funds for local wildlife conservation while providing an evening of fun and education.
© image: Paul Revie/Wildlife QueenslandWildlife Queensland secures grant aiming to double brush-tailed rock-wallaby population
Wildlife Queensland has secured a grant from the Australian Government Saving Native Species Program to support an ambitious project aimed at doubling the population of the vulnerable brush-tailed rock-wallaby in southern Queensland by 2025.