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Just released: Batty Boat March 2020 Cruise ticket

Just released: Batty Boat March 2020 Cruise tickets 🦇
Celebrate the wonder of wildlife on our 1 March Batty Boat Cruise and help save vulnerable baby bats.

Book now ➡️ https://www.trybooking.com/BHTYG
Or follow the link in our bio ☝️ #bats #flyingfoxes #wildlife #battyboat #brisbane #cruise

Posted @withrepost • @platypus_protector Platypu

Posted @withrepost • @platypus_protector Platypuses in #drought and #bushfires. 🔥

Drought impacts the waterways where #platypus live, by reducing the water they depend upon to move and forage within the system. They will be forced to find refuge in pool areas to await the breaking rains. But when the rain doesn’t come, the pools shrink and they are forced over land to find other refuge areas. They then become vulnerable to predation and exhaustion (mostly likely die). Platypuses may be saved from raging bushfires because of their semi-aquatic lifestyle and burrows underground but it will be the aftermath that is a cause for concern.
The aftereffects of bushfires will see the instream habitat decimated. There will be an increase in erosion and sediment build up in the water because of the burnt vegetation. This will cause unstable banks, collapsing burrows and nesting sites (with potential casualties) and important refuge pools in time of drought will become shallower. Increasing the likelihood of platypuses being forced out of the protection of waterways.
Sedimentation also causes water quality issues and impact platypus’ food items (aquatic insect larvae), as they can be sensitive to water changes. If platypuses can’t find food this will be another reason they are forced to move from an area.
**How you can help:
*Platypus will be rehabilitated with wildlife carers, please donate to organisations that help with their recovery:
@wildcareaustralia
https://wildcare.org.au
North Qld WildlifeCare
https://nqwildlife.org.au
@wireswildliferescue
https://www.wires.org.au @currumbinwildlifehospital
https://currumbinsanctuary.com.au/hospital
Aus Zoo Wildlife Hospital
@wildlifewarriorsworldwide
https://wildlifewarriors.org.au/conservation-projects/australia-zoo-wildlife-hospital
@rspcaqld Wildlife Hospital
https://www.rspcaqld.org.au/what-we-do/care-for-animals/wildlife-hospital/protecting-aussie-wildlife
@wildlifevictoria
https://www.wildlifevictoria.org.au

Here’s looking at you, 2020. . 📷 @stevejamesc

Here’s looking at you, 2020.
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📷 @stevejameschivers

Happy New Year (and new decade) from Wildlife Quee

Happy New Year (and new decade) from Wildlife Queensland🥳

We invite you to start the new year off by joining Wildlife Queensland. Help us continue our mission to advocate, protect and conserve Queensland’s native wildlife by educating and engaging communities, influencing decision-making, advancing solutions and connecting people and wildlife.
To join go to ➡️ https://wildlife.org.au/shop/membership/membership-3/
. 📷 Rainbow Bee-Eater snapped by the WPSQ team whilst recently looking for signs of brush-tailed rock wallaby on a volcanic outcrop known as the Tourie at Peaks Crossing, SEQ. A land for wildlife property.

Wishing all our members and friends a very happy,

Wishing all our members and friends a very happy, safe New Year🍾🎉 A special thank you to our firefighters for all you are doing to save our wild places and wild animals. Please stay safe.
STAY IN THE KNOW IN 2020:
Subscribe to our free monthly my.Wildlife e-bulletin and keep your finger on Queensland’s conservation pulse with our latest news, views, projects and events. ➡️ https://wildlife.org.au/subscribe-ebulletin/
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📷 @stevejameschivers .
#wildlife #wallaby #2020

Season’s Greetings to everyone! How’s this for

Season’s Greetings to everyone! How’s this for the ultimate in nest box cuteness? ❤️❤️ We love this video of squirrel gliders taken by @sqlandscapes
For our latest nest box monitoring update, head to https://wildlife.org.au/nest-box-use-by-hollow-dependant-fauna/
Or follow the link in our bio 👆

#squirrelglider #wildlife #seasonsgreetings

What’s the buzzzz? Find out in the summer 2019 e

What’s the buzzzz? Find out in the summer 2019 edition of #wildlifeaustraliamagazine - out now!
Print and digital subscriptions available. Follow the link in our bio 👆
#wildlife #wildlifephotography

Have a Happy Batty Christmas! The last #battyboat

Have a Happy Batty Christmas!
The last #battyboatcruise for the year was Sunday night. It was the perfect cruising weather with a postcard sunset to frame the flying fox fly-out over the #brisbaneriver.
The party boats and Christmas lights also set the mood for the end of year celebration!
Thank you for cruising with us and your support!
We’ll see you for the Batty Boat Cruise in 2020. @bat.conservation.rescue.qld #babyindi #wildlife #bats #thisisbrisbane #flyingfox #blackflyingfox .
📷 @platypus_protector

Welcome to #WPSQ19! Packed house at the beautiful

Welcome to #WPSQ19! Packed house at the beautiful #indooroopillygolfclub
#wildlife #annualdinner

We love this stunning abstract image by @cpjarrett

We love this stunning abstract image by @cpjarrett 📷❤️ The #shortbeakedechidna is the only species of #echidna in Australia and one of our most loved and unique native mammals. With a distribution that extends from Tasmania to the Top End, this ambling adventurer can be found anywhere from the outback to the backyard.
Have you seen an echidna lately? Wildlife Queensland’s #echidnawatch program gathers information on the distribution and abundance of echidnas in your area – and we’d like your help. Find out how you can get involved 👉 https://wildlife.org.au/echidnawatch/

A stunning pic of a grey-headed flying-fox mum-to-

A stunning pic of a grey-headed flying-fox mum-to-be by the amazing @doug_gimesy 🦇😍
Learn about and witness the wonder of these pollinator superheroes on our Batty Boat December Cruise, ‪15 December‬. ONLY 10 TICKETS LEFT - BE QUICK!
Book Now ➡️ https://www.trybooking.com/BEXFT
SAVE THE DATES!
Announcing our 2020 Batty Boat Cruise dates:
* ‪Sunday, 2 February 2020‬: Experience the romance of our Batty Boat February Cruise. Ticket sales open ‪16 December 2019‬.
* ‪Sunday, 1 March 2020‬: Celebrate World Wildlife Day 2020 with a unique Batty Boat Cruise experience. Details coming soon.
More info about #battyboatcruise in our bio👆

#greyheadedflyingfox

ONE WEEK TO GO 😱😱😱 Get your tickets here

ONE WEEK TO GO 😱😱😱
Get your tickets here 🎟 https://www.trybooking.com/BDSQH
Follow the link in our bio for more info 👆

#WPSQ19 #wildlife #whatsoninbrisbane #conservation #climatechange #mountainpygmypossum

Wildlife Queensland’s Annual Dinner with Profess

Wildlife Queensland’s Annual Dinner with Professor Mike Archer on 7 December is serving up a 'radical' new approach to save endangered species from climate change. Find out more via the link in our bio 👆

#whatsoninbrisbane #wildlife #conservation #climatechange #mountainpygmypossum

You’d be forgiven for thinking this exquisite l

You’d be forgiven for thinking this exquisite little ball of fluff wasn’t real. Almost toy-like in appearance, the #greaterglider is the largest of the glider species in Australia and the most variable in coloration. The greater glider is also listed as vulnerable nationally and in Queensland and Victoria. Wildlife Queensland’s Queensland Glider Network is proud to have been awarded funding under the #moretonbayregionalcouncil community grants program to help protect this vulnerable species in the Moreton Bay Region. Find out more via the link in our bio 👆 📷 @thelonelyboobook

Posted @withrepost • @doug_gimesy This week is A

Posted @withrepost • @doug_gimesy This week is Australian Pollinator Week, which during our southern spring (November), acknowledges our important and unique insect pollinators .
We should not of course forget the other important pollinators, and in this months edition of Wildlife Australia magazine, you'll find my piece on why Grey-headed Flying-foxes are pollinating superheroes.

Find Wildlife Australia magazine via the link in our bio 👆

#greyheadedflyingfox #pollinator #bat #fruitbat #urbanwildlife#wildlifephotography #wildlife #naturephotography#conservationphotography
@ilcp_photographers

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