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Protected areas and the future of wildlife conservation: threats and opportunities Protected areas are the cornerstone of efforts to safeguard biodiversity; they are the best available means to ensure the recovery and survival of our threatened native animals and plants.

Uni of Queensland placement student Rachael Harris analyses occupancy data for nest boxes installed within urban bushland in the Forrestdale area, Logan and shares some surprising results.

This year, Wildlife Queensland’s celebration of another year in conservation will be held at the beautiful Indooroopilly Golf Club where friends and supporters of the Society will enjoy drinks and a 2-course dinner and hear how a ‘radical’ new approach may help save threatened species from climate change.

Our hearts go out to our precious wildlife affected by the bushfires in Queensland and New South Wales. Here’s how you can help.

Keep your little wildlife lovers happy and active these spring school holidays with our comprehensive list of nature/wildlife activities and events.

Conservation status and taxonomic changes were recently made to a number of Queensland flora species. Find out more.

Prof Mike Archer with platypus expert Tamielle Brunt at the 2019 WPSQ Annual Dinner The Wildlife Queensland Annual Dinner is our biggest social event of the year! It’s a chance for us to kick up our heels with our valued members, supporters and friends, to celebrate our wins for wildlife and say thank you for …

With just two weeks to go until the 2019 Australian federal election, early survey results suggest that the environment will be the deciding factor for many voters. Wildlife Queensland reports on the key environmental election issues.

Clearing and fragmentation of habitat resulting in loss of tree hollows pose serious threats to the survival of our squirrel glider population. Find out how we’re championing the conservation of this amazing glider species.

Wildlife Queensland calls on the Commonwealth Government to step up and be more involved in ways to ensure the protection of Australia’s unique biodiversity.