Wildlife Talk — DVD Birdlife of Arkarra Lagoons — Hervey Bay Library
Register HERE For the last Library wildlife talk of the year to be held in November, the Fraser Coast Branch of Wildlife Queensland will be presenting one of Alan Peebles’ beautiful DVDs on the birdlife of Arkarra Lagoons. Alan sadly passed away in January this year....
November Nature Walk, Maryborough
Join Wildlife Queensland’s Fraser Coast Branch on Saturday 5 November 2022 for a fabulous nature walk and barbeque lunch at Lenthall’s Dam, Maryborough. The walk is approximately 3 1/2 km with lots to see! The starting point is close to the boat ramp where...
Fraser Coast Backyard Bioblitz Spring 2022
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. This is part of a series of seasonal Backyard Bioblitzes coordinated by...
Fraser Coast Branch 60-Year Nature Walk & Lunch
Take a walk on the ‘wild’ side on the Fraser Coast! Join Wildlife Queensland Fraser Coast Branch to celebrate Wildlife Queensland’s 60th birthday on one of three celebratory Nature Walks, afterwards coming together for a free light lunch and a short...
July Nature Walk
Join Wildlife Queensland Fraser Coast Branch for our July Nature Walk at Rail Trail. Meet at 8.30 am. The level is easy. Forest and wetland. Still investigating which is the best section that could include a circuit through the surrounding area. For more information...
Fraser Coast January BioBlitz: birds, bats, bugs & more…
31 January 2022 Strong wind may have made photography difficult and heat added to the intractability of insects – which sometimes zipped around too much to have their portraits taken – but Wildlife Queensland’s Fraser Coast Branch members and nature...
Fraser Coast Backyard Bioblitz Winter 2021
Discover the wealth of plants, fungi, lichen and animals in the Fraser Coast region during winter, in your own or the wider regional ‘backyard’. You can photograph (or make recordings) of your observations and then upload them on the iNaturalist Australia website....