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The occupancy model helps platypus detection accuracy
Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch has commenced its annual platypus monitoring survey across Greater Brisbane using the environmental DNA (eDNA) detection method.
Digging mammals play a key role in Queensland’s biodiversity
As we approach the International Day for Biological Diversity on 22 May 2023, with the theme “Agreement to Action: Build Back Diversity”, it is important to recognise the significance of digging mammals in preserving Queensland’s rich biodiversity.
© Josh Bowell (greater glider)Wildlife Queensland needs your help fighting for native wildlife homes
Wildlife Queensland launched its end-of-financial-year appeal this week to raise money to continue monitoring, protecting and advocating for Queensland’s native wildlife.
© RBCN/Liquidity Marketing & CommunicationsWildlife Queensland partners with West Village to help conserve the Richmond birdwing butterfly
Wildlife Queensland and the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) have teamed up with West Village Brisbane to boost the recovery of the vulnerable Richmond birdwing butterfly.
© Canva/Paul Revie/Josh BowellThe state of threatened species management in Queensland
The Australian Government’s Australia, State of the Environment 2021 report found that Australia’s environment is in a sorry state. The number of animals and plants at risk of extinction continues to increase, and Queensland is no exception. But what is our state doing to protect them?
Wildlife Queensland appreciates our volunteers helping to make a difference
With National Volunteer Week just around the corner, running from 15 – 21 May, Wildlife Queensland would like to express a heartfelt thank you to the many people who generously volunteer their time to support our organisation.
© Canva NFPCheers! Glass wine, spirit bottles to be part of QLD container refund scheme
In an Australian-first, the Queensland Government has announced that the state’s container refund scheme (CRS), Containers for Change, will expand to include glass wine and spirit bottles from 1 November 2023.
© Canva NFPSupporting bat conservation and rescue this Bat Appreciation Day
This International Bat Appreciation Day, we’re pleased to donate part of the proceeds from the 2022/2023 Wildlife Queensland Batty Boat Cruise season to Bat Conservation and Rescue Qld Inc. (BCRQ) as a thank you for their generous participation in our cruises this year.
© Canva NFPWildlife Queensland welcomes strengthening of QLD’s environmental laws
The Queensland Government has passed legislation to strengthen the state’s environmental framework. The new legislation includes measures to improve consultation on resource projects, provide early certainty on unacceptable projects, and ensure that environmental impact statements (EISs) remain current.
© Paul RevieBrush-tailed Rock-wallaby Recovery in SEQ project update
Since the start of the year, Wildlife Queensland’s Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby Conservation Network has been busy continuing its conservation work for vulnerable brush-tailed rock-wallaby populations in South East Queensland.
It’s good to be green! Celebrating World Frog Day 2023
Celebrate World Frog Day 2023 by learning about the frogs living in your local area and how you can help conserve them.
© Canva NFPCelebrating healthy forests and healthy people this International Day of Forests 2023
International Day of Forests 2023 raises awareness of the importance of forests for human well-being and the environment. It is also a reminder of the urgent need to take action to protect and restore forests.