# Wildlife Queensland

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## Posts

- [Legal battle ends in win for Loggerhead Turtles at Gatakers Landing](https://wildlife.org.au/legal-battle-ends-in-win-for-loggerhead-turtles-at-gatakers-landing/): A threatened Loggerhead turtle nesting site in Hervey Bay is safer after a landmark QCAT decision. Discover how the community fought back and won.
- [Alarming legislation threatens to silence the voice for wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/alarming-legislation-threatens-to-silence-the-voice-for-wildlife/): New Queensland legislation could restrict who can object to mining leases, cutting community voice and independent scrutiny over wildlife and habitat impacts.
- [Searching for microbats in the Scenic Rim](https://wildlife.org.au/searching-for-microbats-in-the-scenic-rim/): Wildlife Queensland's Scenic Rim branch is gearing up to survey microbats with Anabat detectors to map roost sites, plan bat boxes and restore wildlife corridors.
- [Big results from a small water sample: spring 2025 eDNA](https://wildlife.org.au/big-results-from-a-small-water-sample-spring-2025-edna/): A new region-wide environmental DNA survey has given Southeast Queensland an early snapshot of aquatic life in its waterways, with more than 660 taxa detected across 245 sampled sites. The first spring results show strong biodiversity, sightings of priority species and a valuable baseline for tracking future change.
- [BioBlitz brings Archerfield Wetlands to life](https://wildlife.org.au/bioblitz/): On a sunny Sunday at the end of May, almost 100 nature lovers, young and old, descended on Archerfield Wetlands for a Wildlife Queensland BioBlitz in partnership with the Oxley Creek Catchment Association, Griffith University, and Transurban. Almost 500 unique species were seen, from Carpet Pythons to Mushrooms and Squirrel Gliders to Sea Eagles! But let’s take a step back briefly, what actually is a BioBlitz?
- [What’s living in our tree hollows?](https://wildlife.org.au/whats-living-in-our-tree-hollows/): A new eDNA project is uncovering which animals are using tree hollows — without ever needing to see them. Find out how this innovative technique is helping protect some of Queensland's most threatened glider species.
- [Judith Wright’s environmental vision still speaks to Queensland’s future](https://wildlife.org.au/judith-wrights-environmental-vision-still-speaks-to-queenslands-future/): Judith Wright is remembered as one of Australia’s most significant poets. For Wildlife Queensland, she is also remembered as one of the people who helped build the foundations of community conservation in Queensland.
- [From backyard sightings to bioblitzes: helping protect Queensland’s wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/from-backyard-sightings-to-bioblitzes-helping-protect-queenslands-wildlife/): What lives in the park down the road, the wetland near your workplace, or the patch of bushland you pass every day? Across Queensland, everyday wildlife sightings are helping build a clearer picture of where species live, how common they are, and where conservation action may be needed. Using the free iNaturalist app, anyone can record plants, animals, fungi and insects by taking photos or sound recordings on their phone.
- [Development in your neighbourhood? Here’s how to speak up for wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/development-in-your-neighbourhood-heres-how-to-speak-up-for-wildlife/): When a patch of bush is marked for development, it can feel like the outcome is already decided. In reality, informed community action can influence what happens next.
- [Before Another Species Disappears: Why Your Support Matters Now](https://wildlife.org.au/before-another-species-disappears-why-your-support-matters-now/): With your support, Wildlife Queensland is taking action now, protecting threatened species, restoring critical habitat, and working alongside communities to safeguard the ecosystems wildlife depend on.
- [Safer ground for brush-tailed rock-wallabies in southern Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/safer-ground-for-brush-tailed-rock-wallabies-in-southern-queensland/): In the rocky escarpments of southern Queensland, the brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) occurs in small, scattered populations. These agile marsupials depend on intact habitat and safe movement across the landscape. Yet habitat fragmentation and introduced predators continue to place them under pressure.
- [The glider Queensland cannot afford to forget](https://wildlife.org.au/the-glider-queensland-cannot-afford-to-forget/): Found nowhere else on Earth, this endangered gliding possum lives in a narrow band of coastal woodland in far north Queensland, between the Hull River near Tully and Ollera Creek, south of Ingham. Quiet, nocturnal and rarely seen, the mahogany glider can move through the night almost unnoticed.
- [In search of the numbat: Honouring Wayne Lawler through conservation photography](https://wildlife.org.au/in-search-of-the-numbat-honouring-wayne-lawler-through-conservation-photography/): Upon receiving the Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant 2025 from Wildlife Queensland, I aimed to achieve two key outcomes: to promote numbats (Myrmecobius fasciatus) and their conservation, and to honour the legacy of the remarkable Wayne Lawler, with whom I was fortunate to work several years ago.
- [Caring for Conservationists](https://wildlife.org.au/caring-for-conservationists/): On the last Friday of February, several members of the Wildlife Queensland team joined conservationist and founder of Lonely Conservationists and Earth Carer Care, Jessie Panazzolo, for a thoughtful and timely workshop titled Caring for Conservationists. Hosted by the Society for Conservation Biology, the session created space for an often-overlooked conversation: Who supports the people doing the work of protecting nature?
- [Thorsborne Trust supports learning in South East Queensland’s Wallum Heathlands](https://wildlife.org.au/thorsborne-trust-supports-learning-in-south-east-queenslands-wallum-heathlands/): Established in 1991 by Wildlife Queensland, the Thorsborne Trust honours the environmental legacy of the late Arthur Thorsborne and recognises the conservation work he shared with his wife, Margaret. Both were tireless advocates for protecting Australia’s wildlife and natural places, particularly in north Queensland and on Hinchinbrook Island.
- [Rock-wallabies thriving at Carneys Creek, and confirmed at Queensland’s western edge](https://wildlife.org.au/rock-wallabies-thriving-at-carneys-creek-and-confirmed-at-queenslands-western-edge/): Recent field work by Wildlife Queensland project officers has delivered encouraging news for brush-tailed rock-wallabies at Carneys Creek in the Scenic Rim, and important confirmation that the species persists at the western edge of its range in Sundown National Park.
- [Growing hope for the Richmond Birdwing](https://wildlife.org.au/growing-hope-for-the-richmond-birdwing/): The Richmond Birdwing (Ornithoptera richmondia) is one of the most stunning and largest butterflies in eastern Australia. Sadly, it is also at risk. Habitat loss and fragmentation across South East Queensland and northern New South Wales have decreased the areas where it can live and breed.
- [Include a Charity Week 2025 launches on Monday 1 September](https://wildlife.org.au/include-a-charity-2025/): 29 August 2025 Include a Charity Week returns this year, running from 1–7 September. This social change campaign aims to educate Australians about the importance of Gifts in Wills and to encourage more people to pledge gifts to charities. Not only are bequests the lifeblood of Wildlife Queensland, but they can also provide the individual
- [Where There's a Will There's a Way](https://wildlife.org.au/where-theres-a-will-theres-a-way/): We've partnered with Australia's top-rated Will-writing platform, Gathered Here, to offer wildlife-lovers the chance to write a professional Will completely free of charge and leave a legacy for wildlife.
- [Revealing hidden wildlife in the Wolston Catchment through environmental DNA](https://wildlife.org.au/revealing-hidden-wildlife-in-the-wolston-catchment-through-environmental-dna/): A Wildlife Queensland community-powered project uncovers what lives beneath the surface of our local waterways.
- [Netting, not shooting: calls grow for effective solutions to flying-fox conflict](https://wildlife.org.au/netting-not-shooting-calls-grow-for-effective-solutions-to-flying-fox-conflict/): Queensland has reversed its commitment to phase out permits allowing farmers to shoot flying-foxes for crop protection. This change keeps the door open to a practice shown to be ineffective, inhumane, and damaging to threatened wildlife.
- [Wildlife Queensland Congratulates Emeritus Professor Marc Hockings AO](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-congratulates-emeritus-professor-marc-hockings-ao/): Wildlife Queensland warmly congratulates our President, Emeritus Professor Marc Hockings, on being awarded an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for his outstanding services to environmental conservation. This national recognition reflects a lifetime of leadership in strengthening how protected areas are managed, evaluated, and improved, both in Australia and around the world.
- [Together, we are rebuilding pathways for brush-tailed rock-wallabies](https://wildlife.org.au/together-we-are-rebuilding-pathways-for-brush-tailed-rock-wallabies/): Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of our supporters, Wildlife Queensland’s 2025 Christmas Appeal for the brush-tailed rock-wallaby has exceeded its fundraising target, reaching over $132,000. This achievement reflects a strong community commitment to protecting one of Queensland’s most threatened and elusive marsupials.
- [Have you seen our new Wildlife Queensland ad on SBS OnDemand?](https://wildlife.org.au/have-you-seen-our-new-wildlife-queensland-ad-on-sbs-ondemand/): Wildlife Queensland has a beautiful new ad! Until the end of January 2026, you may be able to catch it on SBS OnDemand in Queensland.
- [Stage One eDNA sampling complete for South East Queensland’s Resilient Rivers Project](https://wildlife.org.au/stage-one-edna-sampling-complete-for-south-east-queenslands-resilient-rivers-project/): Wildlife Queensland has completed Stage One of the Resilient Rivers eDNA survey led by Dr Tam Brunt, sampling 246 sites to build a regional picture of aquatic biodiversity.
- [Greater gliders in focus as Wildlife Queensland expands conservation research](https://wildlife.org.au/greater-glider-focus/): Wildlife Queensland is taking a closer look at how greater gliders live, glide and shelter across two forest sites to better protect this endangered species.
- [Wildlife Queensland wins Australian Quarry Life Award for Richmond birdwing butterfly recovery](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-wins-australian-quarry-life-award/): The Richmond birdwing butterfly (Ornithoptera richmondia) is one of Queensland’s most recognisable native species and depends on two vines, the birdwing butterfly vine (Aristolochia praevenosa) and mountain aristolochia (A. laheyana), for its survival. Habitat loss has pushed this butterfly into decline across much of its range, and it is now listed as vulnerable.
- [Fire ants threaten wildlife and ecosystems in Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/fire-ants-threaten-wildlife-and-ecosystems-in-australia/): Invasive fire ants are one of Australia’s greatest environmental threats. So, why has the Australian Government slashed spending on their eradication?
- [Sixteen years with Wildlife Queensland and still giving](https://wildlife.org.au/sixteen-years-with-wildlife-queensland-and-still-giving/): A former staff member shares how regular monthly donations help keep conservation programs steady, effective and ready for the future.
- [Top 3 threatened plant species in Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/top-three-plants/): When we talk about wildlife, most people think of animals. However, wildlife also includes plants. They are the quiet achievers of nature, forming the foundation upon which every ecosystem relies.
- [Meet Jarrah, the springer spaniel sniffing out wildlife secrets](https://wildlife.org.au/sniffing-out-wildlife-secrets/): Wildlife Queensland is teaming up with several environmental detection dogs to help uncover the hidden lives of elusive species such as echidnas, long-nosed potoroos and greater gliders. We caught up with Jayda Bruce from Nature Nose to learn more about her energetic sidekick, Jarrah, and the remarkable role conservation dogs play in protecting Queensland’s wildlife.
- [Celebrating community and conservation at Wildlife Queensland’s 2025 AGM](https://wildlife.org.au/celebrating-community-conservation/): Wildlife Queensland held its Annual General Meeting on Saturday 4 October 2025, at the Redlands Coast Museum, proudly hosted by the Bayside Branch. Members, supporters and staff gathered to celebrate a year of growth and achievement, reflecting on the organisation’s expanding impact across Queensland.
- [Help save Queensland’s rock-wallabies from extinction – every joey matters.](https://wildlife.org.au/every-joey-matters/): As the year draws to a close, join Wildlife Queensland to give Queensland’s brush-tailed rock-wallabies the greatest gift of all: a future in the wild.
- [How Artificial Intelligence is helping protect wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/how-ai-is-helping-wildlife/): Whether we like it or not, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming part of our daily lives. But beyond smart devices and online tools, AI is also transforming how we protect wildlife. Conservationists worldwide are turning to AI to monitor species, predict habitat changes and respond to threats more effectively than ever before. And, right here in Queensland, Wildlife Queensland is putting AI to work to protect our native animals.
- [Court win forces overdue recovery plans for threatened species](https://wildlife.org.au/court-win-for-recovery-plans/): Australia’s Environment Minister has conceded that successive governments acted unlawfully by failing to produce mandatory recovery plans for threatened wildlife, following a landmark Federal Court case brought by The Wilderness Society.
- [Local and global efforts unite for echidna conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/global-efforts-for-echidna-conservation/): Wildlife enthusiasts across Queensland and the world came together this September to celebrate and learn more about one of Australia’s most unusual animals, the echidna. Two workshops, held in the Lockyer Valley (6 September) and at Ipswich’s Denmark Hill Reserve (13 September), showcased the latest research, international collaborations and community efforts to conserve these monotremes.
- [How foxes and feral cats threaten Queensland’s brush-tailed rock-wallabies](https://wildlife.org.au/foxes-cats-threaten-brushies/): Introduced to Australia in the 1800s for recreational hunting, red foxes quickly spread across much of the continent. As opportunistic hunters, they thrive in a range of environments, from farmland to forested ranges. In Queensland, they are now established in rugged habitats once considered safe for rock-wallabies.
- [South East Queensland waterways set for biggest eDNA survey yet](https://wildlife.org.au/biggest-edna-survey-yet/): After a decade of pioneering research and community-led monitoring, Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch Project Officer, Dr Tam Brunt, has secured significant funding to expand eDNA surveys throughout the entire South East Queensland region.
- [Queensland’s land clearing crisis: What the latest Statewide Landcover and Trees Study reveals about our wildlife’s future](https://wildlife.org.au/what_latest_statewide_landcover_study_reveals_about_wildlife/): Queensland’s newest land clearing report shows that while the rate of clearing has slowed slightly over the past five years, the scale of destruction remains staggering and continues to devastate wildlife habitat.
- [The future inherits what we protect today](https://wildlife.org.au/live-your-dreams-make-an-impact/): 29 August 2025 “The heritage we leave is not what we have taken, but what we have cared for.” — Judith Wright: Wildlife Queensland Co-founder, poet, conservationist, Aboriginal rights campaigner. Our legacy will not be measured by what we consume or accumulate, but by what we choose to protect. It is the care we show—to
- [More than instinct: Why sentience matters in wildlife conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/why-sentience-matters-in-wildlife-conservation/): From echidnas solving problems to magpies recognising humans, bees enjoying sugar and octopuses avoiding pain and building communities, science is uncovering a truth we can no longer ignore: Australian native animals are sentient beings, and protecting them has never been more urgent.
- [Australia’s first conserved area declared at Wildlife Queensland’s Weranga Scarps](https://wildlife.org.au/australias_first-conserved-area-weranga_scarps/): Wildlife Queensland is proud to share the historic news that Weranga Scarps Nature Reserve, managed by our sister organisation Wildlife Land Fund Limited (WLFL), has officially been recognised as Australia’s first “Conserved Area” under the National Other Effective area-based Conservation Measures (OECMs) Framework.
- [Thanking Janelle Devery for her unwavering stewardship](https://wildlife.org.au/janelle-devery-unwavering/): As Janelle Devery hangs up her keys and steps away from her role as Operations Manager at Wildlife Queensland, we take a moment to reflect on her 16 years of dedication to wildlife conservation and the people who support it.
- [Thank you for investing in a wild future](https://wildlife.org.au/investing-in-a-wild-future/): Thanks to your incredible generosity and the support of an anonymous matched donor, Wildlife Queensland is delighted to announce that we have exceeded our 2025 EOFY 'Fighting for the Future' appeal target, raising nearly $103,000. Your contributions will help fund our essential work to protect native wildlife and restore habitats across Queensland.
- [From Queensland’s West to Owl-Occupied East](https://wildlife.org.au/from-west-to-east/): Wildlife Queensland project officers have been busy monitoring and protecting some of our state’s most threatened native species. From rugged quoll country to great glider territory, here’s what they’ve been up to.
- [Ordinary people—extraordinary discoveries](https://wildlife.org.au/extraordinary_discoveries/): Forget dusty museum drawers, some of Australia’s newest species have been uncovered by everyday Aussies simply taking a closer look at nature. Citizen scientists across the country, armed with nothing more than their phones, have made incredible discoveries by sharing their sightings on platforms like iNaturalist.
- [Kindy kids lend a hand to save a Queensland butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/sherwood-kindy-kids-saving-richmond-birdwing/): They say never work with children or animals, but Wildlife Queensland’s Projects Manager, Matt Cecil, believes there’s no better combination. During two recent visits to Sherwood Kindy, Matt joined eager young green thumbs to plant more than 50 birdwing butterfly vines, the larval food plant for the stunning Richmond birdwing butterfly.
- [How to Create a Wildlife Friendly Yard Webinar](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-friendly-yard-webinar/): About the event Transform your garden or property into a haven for native flora and fauna with this 1-hour webinar hosted by Wildlife Queensland and Logan City Council. Presenters Matt Cecil (Wildlife Queensland) and Alan and Dominique Franks (Hollow Log Homes) will teach you simple, practical methods for creating glider nest boxes, bird and
- [Ghost bats: Queensland’s vanishing shadows](https://wildlife.org.au/ghost-bats-vanishing-shadows/): If you were to wander the limestone caves of Queensland’s Mount Etna Caves National Park by torchlight, you might never know you were being watched. High above, tucked into the dark recesses of the ceiling, hangs one of Australia’s most elusive predators: the ghost bat (Macroderma gigas).
- [Wildlife Queensland says goodbye to Des Boyland after two decades of conservation leadership](https://wildlife.org.au/des-boyland-retires/): After more than 20 years, Des Boyland, Wildlife Queensland’s long-serving Policies and Campaigns Manager, is retiring, leaving a significant legacy in Queensland’s conservation scene.
- [Wildlife Queensland's project officer contributes to groundbreaking greater glider research](https://wildlife.org.au/maaike-hofman-contributes-to-glider-research/): Wildlife Queensland is proud to recognise the work of our project officer, Maaike Hofman, whose recent contribution to published research is helping shed light on how artificial hollows can support one of Australia’s most threatened arboreal marsupials, the southern greater glider (Petauroides volans).
- [From lens to legacy: Iconic platypus portraits support wildlife conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/lens-to-legacy-platypus-portraits/): A couple of local platypuses captured hearts in Darra when they were spotted scratching and basking at the water’s edge in full view of the public. Local photographer Edith Wiskar was in the right place at the right time with her camera, capturing a stunning series of images that have become powerful symbols of platypus conservation in Brisbane.
- [Dr Phil Tucak awarded Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant 2025](https://wildlife.org.au/wayne_lawler_conservation_photogrant_winner2025/): Wildlife Queensland is delighted to announce that Dr Phil Tucak has been awarded the Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant 2025 for his project on the endangered numbat.
- [Platypus surveys in Bullockhead Creek show signs of hope despite urban pressures](https://wildlife.org.au/platypus-surveys-show-hope/): Earlier this month, Dr Tamielle Brunt, Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch project officer, joined Dr Gilad Bino from the University of New South Wales's Sydney Platypus Conservation Initiative for a week-long survey of Bullockhead Creek in Wacol.
- [Keeping Queensland wild for the next generation](https://wildlife.org.au/keeping_qld-wild/): Though the landscape is changing, there’s still time to stand up for the creatures and wild places that make Queensland home.
- [From quarry to butterfly nursery: the transformation helping save the Richmond birdwing](https://wildlife.org.au/conservation_transformation/): Late last year, Wildlife Queensland’s Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) received the exciting news that we were successful project recipients for the Quarry Life Award—an international scientific competition centred on the biodiversity of quarries and extraction sites.
- [Building a baseline: echidna conservation through community engagement](https://wildlife.org.au/echidna-conservation-through-community-engagement/): Wildlife Queensland’s short-beaked echidna ecologist, Dr Kate Dutton-Regester, has successfully secured a Wettenhall Environment Trust grant for $9,292 for the ‘Building a baseline: echidna conservation through community engagement’ project.
- [Queensland’s ecological story—200 years on](https://wildlife.org.au/qld-ecological-story-200yearson/): If Australians hold our natural heritage so close to our hearts, why have we allowed so much of it to be cleared, polluted and pushed to the brink in just 237 years?
- [Australia’s extinction crisis: Public demands action as election nears](https://wildlife.org.au/australia-extinction-crisis/): As Australia faces an extinction crisis, some political parties are giving the environment little attention this election, even as public concern grows.
- [Wildlife Queensland’s birdwing vine design takes root along M1 Pacific Motorway (VL2T) Upgrade](https://wildlife.org.au/birdwingvine_m1design/): In a win for wildlife and green infrastructure, 153 Richmond birdwing butterfly vines have been planted alongside 11 custom-designed trellises as part of the M1 Pacific Motorway (VL2T) Upgrade Project, thanks to a collaboration between the Department of Transport and Main Roads (DTMR) and Wildlife Queensland’s Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network.
- [Queensland’s tourism future: Wildlife Queensland’s vision for ecotourism](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-qlds-vision-for-ecotourism/): Wildlife Queensland has provided a detailed submission to the Queensland Government’s Destination 2045: Queensland’s Tourism Future consultation, advocating for a tourism plan that prioritises both economic growth and environmental sustainability.
- [UQ intern wins Holly Bryant Award investigating the impact of environmental offset policies](https://wildlife.org.au/intern-wins-holly-bryant-award/): In recognition of his dedication, work ethic and contributions to conservation, Sam Gardner was awarded the Holly Bryant Award for 2024.
- [Making a difference with a Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant](https://wildlife.org.au/wayne_lawler_photography_grant2/): In 2023, Wayne Reinke received the inaugural Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant for his dedication to conservation and photography. Managed by Wildlife Queensland and funded by a trust from renowned photographer Wayne Lawler, the grant supports Australian non-professional photographers in showcasing community-led conservation.
- [Four years of success for Springfield Lakes Nature Care PlatypusWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/springfieldlakesplatypuswatch/): 24 February 2025 Springfield Lakes Nature Care (SLNC) has proudly supported Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch efforts for four years across Sandy, Woogaroo, and Opossum Creeks in Ipswich and Brisbane. Monitoring platypus populations Since 2021, the group has gathered enthusiastic volunteers for early morning observational surveys, hoping to spot the elusive platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus). Over the years,
- [Wildlife Queensland welcomes Dr John Tracey as new CEO](https://wildlife.org.au/meet-ceo-johntracey/): Wildlife Queensland is excited to welcome Dr John Tracey as its new CEO, bringing over 25 years of expertise in wildlife research, management, and biosecurity.
- [Where have all the quolls gone? Queensland’s apex marsupial carnivore in crisis](https://wildlife.org.au/where-have-all-the-quolls-gone-queenslands-apex-marsupial-carnivore-in-crisis/): Wildlife Queensland has concluded an extensive camera-trapping survey across national parks and state forests west of the Sunshine Coast and Gympie, searching for signs of the endangered spotted-tailed quoll and northern quoll. The results are concerning.
- [Uncovering the secrets of echidnas: diggings and conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/uncovering-secrets-of-echidnas/): Dr Kate Dutton-Regester, a wildlife scientist and Wildlife Queensland’s EchidnaWatch Project Officer, is leading groundbreaking echidna research. Her work spans identifying echidna diggings, assessing the impacts of fire ants, training detection dogs, and uncovering the secrets of their habitats.
- [Wildlife Queensland celebrates Dr Tamielle Brunt’s platypus conservation journey](https://wildlife.org.au/dr-tams_platypus_conservation_journey/): Dr Tamielle Brunt, Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch Project Officer, is passionate about protecting platypuses and restoring their populations in Queensland’s waterways.
- [Wayne Reinke: Championing conservation in the Fraser Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/wayne-reinke-championing-conservation-in-the-fraser-coast/): Photographer Wayne Reinke, winner of Wildlife Queensland’s Inaugural 2023 Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant, is inspiring action preserving threatened species with his wildlife photography.
- [Meet Wildlife Queensland’s new president – Prof Marc Hockings](https://wildlife.org.au/meet-wildlife-qlds-new-president/): My name is Marc Hockings. To introduce myself to those of you whom I have not yet met, whether you are new to our newsletter or are a long-term supporter or member of the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland, I was elected president of the Society at the September Annual General Meeting.
- [Beyond the buzz: Flies, nature’s undervalued heroes](https://wildlife.org.au/beyond-the-buzz-flies/): For most of us, the sight of a housefly or bluebottle fly buzzing through the kitchen causes a wave of disgust. We associate them with dirt and decay—carriers of disease to be swatted away without a second thought. But what if these intruders we dismiss as pests are, in fact, important players in our world’s ecosystems? Flies may seem like unwanted guests, but their role in our world is far more extraordinary than we realise.
- [Grow hope for the Richmond birdwing butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/grow-hope-for-richmond-birdwing/): The birdwing vine is essential to the survival of the Richmond birdwing butterfly. Thanks to the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network, the next generation of these vines is thriving and ready to take root in backyards and bushland.
- [Protect your home and wildlife: Top fire-resistant native plants for Queensland backyards](https://wildlife.org.au/top-fire-resistant-native-plants/): As Queensland approaches bushfire season, it's important to consider how our landscaping choices can influence fire risk and impact local wildlife.
- [Wildlife Queensland launches initiative to protect threatened tree hollows](https://wildlife.org.au/protect-threatened-tree-hollows/): In response to the urgent need to protect hollow-bearing trees, Wildlife Queensland plans to use cutting-edge environmental DNA (eDNA) technology to uncover the hidden world of species that depend on hollows.
- [Quoll surveys and post-bushfire recovery in Queensland National Parks](https://wildlife.org.au/quoll-surveys-and-post-bushfire-recovery-in-queensland-national-parks/): Wildlife Queensland project officers are busy monitoring threatened species across several projects, from camera trap surveys in the Sunshine Coast to assessing the recovery of wildlife impacted by the Black Summer bushfires.
- [The looming threat of H5N1 bird flu: How we can protect Queensland’s wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/threat-of-h5n1-bird-flu/): As migratory birds arrive in Australia this spring, they may bring a deadly virus—avian influenza H5N1. While Australia remains free from this highly pathogenic strain, the arrival of infected birds is a real possibility. Here’s what you need to know and how you can help protect our unique species from this threat.
- [Wildlife Protectors impact Wildlife Queensland’s goals](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-protectors-impact-wpsq-goals/): Last month, Wildlife Queensland reached out to our most passionate supporters, asking you to consider joining our Wildlife Protector monthly giving program. The response was heartening, and we want to extend our deepest thanks to all who have already committed to safeguarding Queensland’s threatened species.
- [Queensland State Election 2024: What’s in store for our wildlife?](https://wildlife.org.au/qld-election-2024/): As Queensland’s state election looms, political parties are outlining their plans for the future of the environment, but wildlife protection has received little attention so far.
- [Conservation group challenges council’s approval of 19-storey Esplanade hotel](https://wildlife.org.au/conservation-group-challenges-councils-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.
- [Project Officer identifies that deforestation continues in hotspots despite our laws](https://wildlife.org.au/project-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](https://wildlife.org.au/exploring-platypus-conservation-in-ipswichs-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.
- [Do Something Big for Queensland’s Smallest this National Threatened Species Day](https://wildlife.org.au/do-something-big-for-queenslands-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.
- [A day in the life of an ecologist: Swapping the office for the rainforest](https://wildlife.org.au/a-day-in-the-life-of-an-ecologist-swapping-the-office-for-the-rainforest/): In our latest Wildlife Blog, Wildlife Queensland’s Communications Officer, Wenda Shurety, trades her keyboard for hiking boots to experience a day in the life of an ecologist.
- [Will you go ‘all in’ with us this World Wildlife Day?](https://wildlife.org.au/single_giving_wildlife-day/): We have a real win for wildlife planned for World Wildlife Day on Thursday 3 March, and we’re hoping you’ll help us spread the word …
- [Wildlife Queensland meets with Minister Linard: A promising dialogue on environmental issues](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-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.
- [Wildlife Queensland and advocates urge immediate protection for greater glider habitat amid logging concerns](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-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.
- [Vale Wayne Lawler](https://wildlife.org.au/vale-wayne-lawler/): It is with regret and sadness that Wildlife Queensland informs our members and supporters of the passing of Wayne Lawler.
- [Wildlife Queensland announces winner of inaugural Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant ](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-announces-winner-of-inaugural-wayne-lawler-nature-conservation-photography-grant/): Wildlife Queensland is delighted to announce the winner of the 2023 Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant.
- [Australian Wildlife Society and Wildlife Queensland collaborate to fund new greater glider project ](https://wildlife.org.au/australian-wildlife-society-and-wildlife-queensland-collaborate-to-fund-new-greater-glider-project/): Join forces with the Australian Wildlife Society and Wildlife Queensland to become Guardians of the Greater Gliders and help secure a brighter future for these endangered marsupials.
- [PlatypusWatch news: The perilous future of Queensland’s platypus ](https://wildlife.org.au/platypuswatch-news-the-perilous-future-of-queenslands-platypus/): Wildlife Queensland is calling on the Queensland Government to take immediate action to prevent further mismanagement and potential local extinctions of platypuses.
- [Wildlife Queensland secures grant aiming to double brush-tailed rock-wallaby population](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-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.
- [Latest news from our PlatypusWatch Community Officer ](https://wildlife.org.au/latest-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.
- [Celebrating Trees on National Tree Day](https://wildlife.org.au/celebrating-trees-on-national-tree-day/): National Tree Day, celebrated annually, is a great initiative to encourage all Australians to consider trees more deeply and to plant more native species.
- [2019 Meeting of Environment Ministers](https://wildlife.org.au/2019-meeting-of-environment-ministers/): Australia’s environment ministers will meet on 8 November to decide the future of recycling in Australia and discuss urgent action on plastic pollution. Wildlife Queensland sent a letter of recommendations to Minister Enoch.
- [A heartfelt thanks: Our EOFY 2024 appeal raises over $89,000 to save Queensland’s freshwater wildlife! ](https://wildlife.org.au/eofy-appeal-2024-thank-you/): 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!
- [The quest continues: Quoll seeking camera monitoring findings](https://wildlife.org.au/quoll-seeking-camera-monitoring-findings/): Wildlife Queensland's Quoll Seekers Network recently completed a three-month infra-red camera monitoring project looking for spotted-tailed quoll at Mt Perry in the Flinders Peak region, South-East Queensland.
- [Thank You for Your Support: Quoll Quest Christmas Appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/thank-you-for-your-support-quoll-quest-christmas-appeal/): Thank you for supporting our Quoll Quest Christmas Appeal 2020 to save the endangered spotted-tailed quoll.
- [Another 'Quollity' Discovery Day on the Sunshine Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/another-quollity-discovery-day-on-the-sunshine-coast/): Wildlife Queensland's Quoll Seekers Network and Noosa & District Landcare were buoyed by the fabulous 'full house' response to the Quoll Discovery Day at Pomona on 23 October.
- [Seeking out elusive quolls in the Mary River Catchment](https://wildlife.org.au/seeking-out-elusive-quolls-in-the-mary-river-catchment/): Have you spotted a quoll in the Mary River Catchment? Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network is on a mission to find quolls in the Mary River Catchment – and they need your help!
- [Hunt for endangered spotted-tailed quoll in Logan](https://wildlife.org.au/hunt-for-endangered-spotted-tailed-quoll-in-logan/): Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network (QSN) has completed its latest round of detection dog surveys to establish the existence of the spotted-tailed quoll in the Logan region.
- [The power of nature photography: An interview with Michael Snedic](https://wildlife.org.au/nature-photography-an-interview-with-michael-snedic/): Wildlife Queensland recently caught up with renowned Australian wildlife and nature photographer and tutor, Michael Snedic, to chat about his inspiring experiences in the field, his thoughts on the future of nature photography, and tips for budding photographers.
- [We need birdwing vine fruit (seed pods). Can you help?](https://wildlife.org.au/we-need-birdwing-vine-fruit-seed-pods-can-you-help/): Wildlife Queensland’s Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) distributes tens of thousands of seeds of the caterpillar food vine Pararistolochia praevenosa annually to aid recovery of the endangered Richmond birdwing butterfly (Ornithoptera richmondia) … but we still need more!
- [More Wildlife Corridors for the Scenic Rim](https://wildlife.org.au/more-wildlife-corridors-for-the-scenic-rim/): Wildlife Queensland’s Scenic Rim Branch has received grant funding to continue to expand the region’s vital wildlife corridors and survey the species that use them.
- [Trivia night raises funds for Wildlife Queensland ](https://wildlife.org.au/trivia-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.
- [Help track South East Queensland’s short-beaked echidnas  ](https://wildlife.org.au/help-track-south-east-queenslands-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.
- [How to build a nest box](https://wildlife.org.au/how-to-build-a-nest-box/): Natural tree hollows are declining due to the pressures of urbanisation and land clearing. You can provide a supplementary hollow and help protect wildlife in your area by installing a nest box.
- [Quoll seeking in South East Queensland continues](https://wildlife.org.au/quoll-seeking-in-south-east-queensland-continues/): Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network continues its search for endangered northern and spotted-tailed quolls in South East Queensland, conducting new infrared camera surveys in remote sections of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland's national parks.
- [Queensland’s freshwater wildlife is under siege](https://wildlife.org.au/queenslands-freshwater-wildlife-is-under-siege/): Queensland's treasured freshwater ecosystems are facing a crisis. Wildlife Queensland urgently asks for help to raise $100,000 by 30 June to protect these vital habitats and their unique wildlife.
- [Exploration…? What Next for the Environment and its Wildlife?](https://wildlife.org.au/exploration-what-next-for-the-environment-and-its-wildlife/): Released by Resources Minister Scott Stewart alongside a draft 30-year Resources Industry Development Plan, the 2021 Queensland Exploration Plan pinpoints an area of over 14,400 km2 in regional Queensland for exploration for oil and gas.
- [An appalling proposal for national parks](https://wildlife.org.au/an-appalling-proposal-for-national-parks/): Our President writes to Hon Leeanne Enoch MP regarding the appalling proposed commercialisation of our national parks.
- [Take 10 minutes to save our national parks](https://wildlife.org.au/save-our-national-parks/): Wildlife Queensland is asking members and supporters to take 10 minutes to make a difference to our national parks by lobbying politicians and advocating for additional funding for national parks and the Protected Area Estate as a whole.
- [Wildlife Queensland finishes 2019 on a high](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-finishes-2019-on-a-high/): A series of recent activities have come together all with positive outcomes that acknowledge the efforts invested by Wildlife Queensland, our members, Branches, supporters and volunteers and set the scene for a very positive outlook for 2020.
- [Funding granted to save endangered spotted-tailed quoll in South Eastern Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/funding-granted-to-save-endangered-spotted-tailed-quoll-in-south-eastern-queensland/): Wildlife Queensland has been granted funding from the state government to save the endangered spotted-tailed quoll in South Eastern Queensland.
- [Wildlife Queensland scores greater glider grant](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-scores-greater-glider-grant/): Wildlife Queensland's Queensland Glider Network has been awarded funding under the Moreton Bay Regional Council community grants program to help protect greater gliders in the Moreton Bay Region.
- [Top platypus-spotting tips](https://wildlife.org.au/top-platypus-spotting-tips/): Despite their distinctive appearance with a duck-like bill, webbed feet and thick tail, spotting a platypus in the wild can be quite challenging due to their elusive nature. Increase your platypus-spotting success with these top tips.
- [Wildlife Queensland and Logan City Council present: Are You Koalafied?](https://wildlife.org.au/talking-wildlife-koalawebinar/): Koalas can be devilishly hard to spot in the treetops, but you'll increase your chances when you register for Wildlife Queensland & Logan City Council's FREE lunchtime webinar 'Are You Koalafied?' on 28 October 2021 and learn how to find, identify, sex, and survey these iconic marsupials in the wild.
- [Wildlife Queensland celebrates project officers’ achievements: From rakali awareness to koala research](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-celebrates-project-officers-achievements-from-rakali-awareness-to-koala-research/): Wildlife Queensland's project officers have had a busy month, not only participating in field-based wildlife conservation efforts but also finding time to secure funding for future initiatives and contributing to wildlife conservation publications.
- [Wildlife Queensland escalates campaign to ban lethal yabby traps](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-escalates-campaign-to-ban-lethal-yabby-traps/): Wildlife Queensland has increased its push to ban enclosed yabby traps (opera house-style nets) across Queensland. Take action now to help prevent the needless drowning deaths of air-breathing aquatic wildlife.
- [Coalition shares environmental policies with Wildlife Queensland ](https://wildlife.org.au/coalition-shares-environmental-policies-with-wildlife-queensland/): As Queensland gears up for the state election on 26 October 2024, environmental issues are gaining traction and taking centre stage. Wildlife Queensland reached out to key political figures to discuss the future of the region’s environment.
- [Supporting bat conservation and rescue this Bat Appreciation Day](https://wildlife.org.au/supporting-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.
- [Wildlife Australia Mother’s Day 2021 Gift Subscription Offer](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-australia-mothers-day-2021-gift-subscription-offer/): Give Mum a subscription to Wildlife Australia and we will send her a beautiful set of 8 Steve Parish Inspired by Nature booklets.
- [5 fascinating facts about Australia's iconic eucalypts](https://wildlife.org.au/5-fascinating-facts-about-australias-iconic-eucalypts/): Eucalypts, those quintessentially Aussie trees, are a true-blue symbol of our land. With approximately 900 species of eucalypt on the planet, almost all of which are native to Australia, it's no wonder they have their own national day on 23 March!
- [Attracting native bees in South East Queensland: Plant selection guide](https://wildlife.org.au/plants-to-attract-native-bees/): Establishing a bee-friendly garden or balcony is a fantastic way to aid the environment and bolster the survival of native bees and other essential pollinators. Explore our list of bee-attracting plants.
- [Yellow-bellied gliders: A closer look at their unique feeding habits](https://wildlife.org.au/yellow-bellied-gliders-a-closer-look-at-their-unique-feeding-habits/): Threatened yellow-bellied gliders have unique feeding habits, particularly in tapping tree sap. Recognising their feed trees can be a valuable tool for monitoring populations and understanding their behaviour.
- [Exploring the secret world of trees and their communication networks](https://wildlife.org.au/exploring-the-secret-world-of-trees-and-their-communication-networks/): 21 March is the International Day of Forests, a day to raise awareness and appreciation of the vital role that forests play in sustaining life on Earth. But did you know that forests communicate, cooperate and care for each other?
- [QLD Govt. considers ban on opera house nets: Have your say!](https://wildlife.org.au/qld-govt-considers-ban-on-opera-house-nets-have-your-say/): Fisheries Queensland is inviting feedback until 9 May 2024 from fishers and the wider community on recreational fishing reform options, including the proposed ban on opera house style nets (enclosed yabby traps).
- [Download our comprehensive new guide to revegetating for gliders today!](https://wildlife.org.au/download-our-new-glider-guide/): Exciting news … Wildlife Queensland's Queensland Glider Network (QGN) has launched a brand-new, comprehensive guide to revegetating private properties to support the conservation of large threatened gliders in southern Queensland.
- [Position Statement on Helium Balloons](https://wildlife.org.au/position-statement-on-helium-balloons/): Boomerang Alliance and Wildlife Queensland oppose any release of helium and other lighter-than-air balloons.
- [Richmond Birdwing Butterfly Webinar](https://wildlife.org.au/rbb-webinar/): Join our FREE one-hour Wildlife Queensland webinar for a fascinating look at Australia’s largest sub-tropical butterfly, the Richmond birdwing butterfly. Learn about how a joint Captive Rearing and Release Project is helping to conserve this vulnerable species, and the secrets to cultivating and caring for birdwing butterfly vines, the Richmond birdwing butterfly’s host plant.
- [Who’s visiting your backyard? Identifying wildlife from their scat ](https://wildlife.org.au/identifying-wildlife-from-their-scat/): Whether you're in your backyard, exploring a park, or hiking through the bush, do you ever wonder what wildlife species are nearby? Even when wildlife isn't readily visible, they often leave subtle traces of their presence. One such clue that nature leaves behind is scat, the faeces of animals.
- [Connecting people and planet on World Wildlife Day](https://wildlife.org.au/connecting-people-and-planet-on-world-wildlife-day/): On Sunday 3 March 2024, join us in celebrating Queensland's incredible biodiversity and taking action to protect it. From wildlife conservation events to community clean-up efforts, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved and make a difference.
- [How to convert a corner garden into a wildlife wonderland](https://wildlife.org.au/convert-a-corner-garden-into-a-wildlife-wonderland/): Attract wildlife to your garden with this step-by-step guide to converting a corner garden into a wildlife wonderland.
- [How to build a frog hotel](https://wildlife.org.au/how-to-build-a-frog-hotel/): Frog hotels are a great way to encourage more frogs to visit your garden while giving them a safe space to live in.
- [Wildlife Queensland intern Freya Thornton receives Holly Bryant Award ](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-intern-freya-thornton-receives-holly-bryant-award/): Wildlife Queensland proudly announces Freya Thornton as the recipient of the Society’s Holly Bryant Award. The accolade holds special significance as it honours both the memory of a cherished colleague and the commitment of emerging conservationists.
- [Battling to maintain biodiversity: Techniques and tools for the future](https://wildlife.org.au/battling-to-maintain-biodiversity-techniques-and-tools-for-the-future/): When it comes to global biodiversity, technological advancement is making it increasingly easy to map, survey, catalogue and monitor the complement of life on this planet. How we continue to do that in a way that is ethical and equitable and that focuses on the most pressing conservation issues without resulting in knock-on effects is the question.
- [Learn More About Quolls at Our Pomona Quoll Discovery Day – SOLD OUT](https://wildlife.org.au/learn-more-about-quolls-at-our-pomona-quoll-discovery-day/): Join Wildlife Queensland's Quoll Seeker's Network and Noosa & District Landcare, along with expert presenters Dr Scott Burnett and Dr Sean FitzGibbon, to learn more about the 'secret life' of cryptic, endangered quolls and what you can do to help support them across the Sunshine Coast and Hinterland and throughout the Mary River Catchment.
- [World Wildlife Day 2020](https://wildlife.org.au/world-wildlife-day-2020/): This World Wildlife Day, Wildlife Queensland is asking its members and supporters to #DoOneThingToday to make a difference and help wildlife conservation.
- [Flying foxes to help fight invasive plants](https://wildlife.org.au/flying-foxes-help-fight-invasive-plants/): Could this innovative surveillance project help people see our misunderstood flying-foxes in a more positive light?
- [Brisbane's bat-tastic Halloween cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/brisbanes-bat-tastic-halloween-cruise/): Passengers had a spooky fun time and got to meet Olive, an adorable 15-day-old orphaned black flying-fox on the Batty Boat Halloween Cruise on 27 October 2019.
- [Local heroes protecting the future](https://wildlife.org.au/local-heroes-protecting-the-future/): Wildlife Queensland is recognised as a Local Hero for providing university placement students with on-the-job learning opportunities.
- [Wildlife Queensland Internship Program: Bridging academia and conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-internship-program/): In collaboration with universities, Wildlife Queensland has established a dynamic Internship Program that allows students to contribute to meaningful research and conservation efforts.
- [Spotlight on: WPSQ's Student Placement Program](https://wildlife.org.au/spotlight-on-wpsqs-student-placement-program/): University students Stan and Jessica discuss what it was like to be a part of Wildlife Queensland's Student Placement Program.
- [Spotlight on: UQ intern Taylor McGregor](https://wildlife.org.au/spotlight-on-taylor-mcgregor/): University of Queensland (UQ) student Taylor McGregor completed a three-month placement with Wildlife Queensland in 2020 as part of the Society's Student Placement Program. Read about Taylor and her experience at Wildlife Queensland.
- [Breaking the ‘bird’ bias on International Women’s Day …](https://wildlife.org.au/breaking-the-bird-bias-on-international-womens-day/): Today is International Women’s Day and 2022’s theme is #breakthebias. This year, as a way to do that, we’ve decided to keep it light and ‘reclaim’ two words sometimes used to describe women in minimising ways – bird and chick.
- [Aquatic wildlife seeking refuge at risk of entrapment](https://wildlife.org.au/aquatic-wildlife-seeking-refuge-at-risk-of-entrapment/): Tamielle Brunt and Judith Vink report on an alarming recent find in an area that attracts an abundance of aquatic wildlife.
- [It's time to demand action on climate change, biodiversity crisis](https://wildlife.org.au/demand-action-on-climate-change-biodiversity/): Stronger environmental laws and measures are needed to better protect and conserve our native wildlife and vital habitats. Now is the time to demand action!
- [Rakali at Risk](https://wildlife.org.au/rakali-at-risk/): Further development planned by the Brisbane City Council around Rocky Waterholes Creek, which flows through Moorooka and Salisbury, could threaten local populations of rakali, residents fear.
- [Wildlife Queensland celebrates success of Wildlife Onesie FUNdraiser!](https://wildlife.org.au/onesie-fundraiser/): Leading into Christmas, the engineering and environmental consultancy Engeny had a WILD time raising money for Wildlife Queensland.
- [Showing wildlife a little love this Valentine’s Day](https://wildlife.org.au/showing-wildlife-a-little-love-this-valentines-day/): Moreton Bay Region Council chucked out the Valentine’s chocolates to show wildlife love with a seasonal safety trial. Wildlife's Queensland Projects Manager Matt Cecil was on site (along with some furry friends from Geckoes Wildlife Presentations) for the launch.
- [How to build a frog pond](https://wildlife.org.au/how-to-build-a-frog-pond/): Frogs are disappearing from our backyards for many reasons, mainly from lack of water in which to breed, the overuse of pesticides and the cultivation of gardens. Find out how you can easily and inexpensively build a frog pond in your garden and bring those croaky night sounds back.
- [Walking the talk on wetlands: tear up Toondah this World Wetlands Day](https://wildlife.org.au/walking-the-talk-on-wetlands-tear-up-toondah-this-world-wetlands-day/): World Wetland Day’s 2022 theme is Wetlands Action for People and Nature – a curiously anthropocentric focus while governments are proposing destroying nature in protected Ramsar wetlands. This year, we’re asking Minister Ley to tear up the proposal for Toondah Harbour to show commitment to conserving our wetlands of international significance.
- [Sunbathing wedge-tailed eagles surprise Wildlife Queensland project officer](https://wildlife.org.au/sunbathing-wedge-tailed-eagles/): Wildlife Queensland's project officer, Hannah Thomas, uncovered a surprising and previously undocumented behaviour in Australia's largest bird of prey – the majestic wedge-tailed eagle.
- [Wildlife Queensland's glider projects: Exciting updates and plans! ](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queenslands-glider-projects-exciting-updates-and-plans/): It’s been a busy few months of glider surveys and sightings for our Queensland Glider Network (QGN) and the Yellow-bellied Glider Project team! Their latest adventures include a search for Gizmo, the face of the Christmas appeal, and exciting yellow-bellied glider sightings.
- [Coexisting with crocodiles](https://wildlife.org.au/coexisting-with-crocodiles/): Recent concerns about increasing crocodile sightings in Queensland have prompted discussions on potential culls. However, a closer look reveals the situation is more complex.
- [Croc egg harvesting now legal](https://wildlife.org.au/croc-egg-harvesting-now-legal/): WPSQ praises the Department of Environment and Science for consulting and advising the Society as it authorised the harvest of estuarine crocodile eggs.
- [Queensland Croc Survey in Full Swing](https://wildlife.org.au/qld-croc-survey-in-full-swing/): The field survey component of the most comprehensive survey of Queensland's crocodile population in over a decade has been completed.
- [“The Lakes”: a new national park for Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/the-lakes-a-new-national-park-for-queensland/): Wildlife Queensland welcomes the State Environment Minister’s announcement of the acquisition of “The Lakes” – a 35,300 ha property north of Hughenden that is soon to be Queensland’s newest national park.
- [Bringing the bush to city backyards](https://wildlife.org.au/bringing-the-bush-to-city-backyards/): Find out how the non-profit Pollinator Link® project is helping to bring the bush to city backyards with simple DIY projects delivering water, food and shelter for wildlife.
- [‘This is Not Normal’: Climate change and escalating bushfire risk](https://wildlife.org.au/this-is-not-normal-climate-change-and-escalating-bushfire-risk/): The Climate Council has released a new briefing paper ‘This is Not Normal’: Climate change and Escalating Bushfire Risk which finds the catastrophic fire conditions affecting Queensland and New South Wales have been aggravated by climate change.
- [Groundwater plan approval delivers zero transparency](https://wildlife.org.au/groundwater-plan-approval-delivers-zero-transparency/): Wildlife Queensland calls into question the transparency of the Commonweath Government’s decision on Tuesday, 9 April to approve the Adani mine groundwater management plan.
- [What does the Coalition win mean for the environment and its wildlife?](https://wildlife.org.au/what-does-the-coalition-win-mean/): Time is ticking for the newly re-elected Coalition Government to deliver on its environmental election promises.
- [What does the future hold for the black-throated finch?](https://wildlife.org.au/what-does-the-future-hold-for-the-black-throated-finch/): Will Adani’s recently approved revised management plan to mitigate the impacts of the Carmichael mine on the black-throated finch spell the demise of the endangered species?
- [Reaching Net Zero is Every Minister’s Problem](https://wildlife.org.au/reaching-net-zero-is-every-ministers-problem/): The federal government has finally committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 – a target Prime Minister Scott Morrison will take to this week’s crucial United Nations climate summit in Glasgow.
- [Biosecurity back in focus](https://wildlife.org.au/biosecurity-back-in-focus/): Biosecurity is back in focus for the Society due to the significant impact poorly managed issues are having on our flora and fauna.
- [Australia's floral extinction crisis](https://wildlife.org.au/australias-floral-extinction-crisis/): While our iconic fauna features prominently in discussions about Australia’s extinction crisis, threatened plant species have not received the same focus.
- [Eradication planned for the red imported fire ant](https://wildlife.org.au/red-imported-fire-ants/): Wildlife Queensland provides an update on the new 10-year National Red Imported Fire Ant Program and explains what to do if you suspect red ants.
- [Counting the Cost of Invasive Species](https://wildlife.org.au/counting-the-cost-of-invasive-species/): Drawing on data from InvaCost and other datasets that measure invasive herbivores, plants, and disease-causing agents, a recent study published in NeoBiota estimated the total costs of managing invasive species over the past six decades at AUD 389.59 billion.
- [New program targets red imported fire ants](https://wildlife.org.au/new-program-targets-red-imported-fire-ants/): A new national program to find, contain and destroy fire ants in south-east Queensland is underway. We are hopeful it will finally stop fire ants calling Australia home!
- [Back from the Brink: the story of the Greater Glide‪r‬](https://wildlife.org.au/back-from-the-brink-greaterglider/): The Natura Pacific team partnered up with Matt Cecil (WPSQ) and Dr Teresa Eyre (DES) late in 2020 to produce an episode of the 'Back from the Brink' series examining the story of the greater gliders.
- [Beach clubs raise red flags on the Gold Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/beach-clubs-raise-red-flags-on-the-gold-coast/): Wildlife Queensland’s Gold Branch is “getting crabby” about the exploitation of coastal environments and asking Queenslanders whether they want pristine, natural beaches free from private on-sand commercialisation, or whether they want sunbed-crowded, litter-strewn Balinese-style sandpits largely devoid of wildlife and non-paying beachgoers.
- [Taking the green out of green energy? Balancing wind power growth with wildlife conservation in Queensland    ](https://wildlife.org.au/taking-the-green-out-of-green-energy/): Wind power is an integral part of the energy mix for the global transition to a cleaner, more sustainable future. However, it could seriously affect our ecological systems and threatened species if inappropriately located and insensitively developed.
- [Wildlife Queensland projects update: From elusive quolls to butterfly corridors](https://wildlife.org.au/december-2023-projects-update/): Wildlife Queensland project officer Hannah Thomas has been busy gathering spotted-tailed quoll data, planting platypus habitat, creating butterfly corridors, and installing greater glider hollows.
- [How to help flood-affected wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/how-to-help-flood-affected-wildlife/): Our thoughts are with all Queenslanders — whether people or wildlife — at this time of catastrophic flooding across many parts of the state. If you find flood-affected wildlife, please call the RSPCA on 1300 264 265.
- [Caring for our wildlife this summer ](https://wildlife.org.au/caring-for-our-wildlife-this-summer/): In a recent interview with The Community Leader Redlands, Wildlife Queensland Projects Manager, Matt Cecil, and Wildlife Queensland Bayside Branch President, Steve Homewood, provided valuable guidance on caring for our wildlife during the heat.
- [Glorious Gliders webinar](https://wildlife.org.au/glorious-gliders-webinar/): Images © Darren Green & Daryl Dickson
- [Tips to make pools, fences, and roadsides more fauna-friendly](https://wildlife.org.au/tips-to-make-pools-fences-roadsides-more-fauna-friendly/): Urban backyards and places where people live have structures for human convenience and safety. But these structures may be inconvenient and unsafe for wildlife. Read these tips to make pools, fences and roadsides more fauna-friendly.
- [Black Swan Lake Heist? Not on!](https://wildlife.org.au/black-swan-lake-heist-not-on/): A concerning recent report by the Gold Coast Bulletin has revealed that the Gold Coast City Council supermajority resolution regarding the preservation of Black Swan Lake at Bundall on Queensland's Gold Coast has been called into question and Council is moving to infill the remaining 20 per cent of the lake.
- [How you can help bushfire-affected wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-affected-by-bushfires/): Our hearts go out to our precious wildlife affected by the bushfires in Queensland and New South Wales. Here's how you can help.
- [National Recycling Week inspires positive change amidst plastic concerns ](https://wildlife.org.au/national-recycling-week-inspires-positive-change-amidst-plastic-concerns/): National Recycling Week, established by Planet Ark in 1996, promotes sustainable living and empowers Australians to make eco-conscious choices. This annual event, held during the second week of November, focuses on educating individuals and encouraging the purchase of products made with recycled content to close the recycling loop.
- [Wildlife Queensland creates artificial tree hollows for endangered gliders  ](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-creates-artificial-tree-hollows-for-endangered-gliders/): Amid ongoing threats of urban expansion, bushfires, and deforestation, habitats suitable for hollow-dependent wildlife species are rapidly diminishing due to the decline in old-growth trees. But are nest boxes the answer?
- [Opera house traps have to go!](https://wildlife.org.au/opera-house-traps-have-to-go/): Wildlife Queensland is ramping up its campaign against these deadly threats to our wildlife, partnering again with Qld Alliance for Platypus to push for their ban in Queensland.
- [Help save Gizmo and her greater glider family](https://wildlife.org.au/help-save-gizmo-and-her-greater-glider-family/): Wildlife Queensland has launched its Christmas appeal to raise funds for a new Greater Glider project. This initiative aims to collect crucial data on greater gliders' habitat preferences and movement patterns, contributing to the conservation efforts for this endangered species.
- [Meet Jenny Thynne, a senior volunteer with a lifelong passion for nature and conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/meet-jenny-thynne/): From a very early age, Jenny had a love of all creatures, from tiny bugs and flowers to possums and wombats. Now in her senior years, Jenny continues to foster her passion for the natural world around her through travel and nature photography and her weekly volunteer work at Wildlife Queensland.
- [Have you seen the world’s only aquatic monotreme?](https://wildlife.org.au/have-you-seen-the-worlds-only-aquatic-monotreme/): August is platypus month, an initiative embraced by Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch Network. Despite almost everyone knowing about the biological curiosity that is the world’s one and only living platypus species, many Queenslanders haven’t seen this elusive egg-laying mammal in the wild.
- ["Name the Platypus Chocolate" contest winning name revealed](https://wildlife.org.au/name-the-platypus-chocolate-contest-winning-name-revealed/): Our recent "Name the Platypus Chocolate" contest, which ran from 11 to 28 September 2023, received a total of 277 entries. Maleny Chocolate Co. and Wildlife Queensland selected five shortlisted names from these entries and invited the public to cast their votes. Discover the winning name, meet our prize winners, and find out where to purchase the platypus chocolate.
- [20 Years of platypus conservation celebrated at PlatypusWatch party](https://wildlife.org.au/20-years-of-platypus-conservation-celebrated-at-wildlife-queensland-platypuswatch-party/): Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch program, dedicated to the monitoring and preservation of platypus populations in Queensland, marked its remarkable two-decade journey with a ‘Platy Party’ held at the Pooh Corner Environmental Centre, Wacol on 22 October 2023.
- [2020 Queensland State Election Looms](https://wildlife.org.au/2020-queensland-state-election-looms/): In the lead-up to the State general election, Wildlife Queensland provides a roundup of election policies that may impact our environment and its wildlife over the coming four years.
- [Threatened Species Recovery Plans – not for the faint-hearted](https://wildlife.org.au/threatened-species-recovery-plans-not-for-the-faint-hearted/): It was a strange but welcome feeling the day Wildlife Queensland’s Cassowary Coast–Hinchinbrook Branch received final notification that the new National Mahogany Glider Recovery Plan had finally been legislated by the Federal Government and jointly made with the Queensland Government.
- [New Study Suggests Australia has Failed Greater Gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/new-study-suggests-australia-has-failed-greater-gliders/): Despite the greater glider being listed as vulnerable in 2016, destruction of its habitat has increased in some states and could lead to the species becoming endangered in just five years.
- [3 ways driving affects our wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/3-ways-driving-affects-our-wildlife/): Cars play a huge part in our lives, but what about their impact on our wildlife? Recent evidence has highlighted three detrimental effects of driving vehicles that harm wildlife.
- [Unveiling the remarkable achievements of Wildlife Queensland's branches across Queensland ](https://wildlife.org.au/unveiling-the-remarkable-achievements-of-wildlife-queenslands-branches-across-queensland/): On 9 September, more than 40 people joined Wildlife Queensland on the beautiful Sunshine Coast to attend the Society’s Annual General Meeting and the 60th birthday celebrations for the Sunshine Coast & Hinterland Inc. Branch. Find out what our branches have achieved this past year.
- [Help “Name the Platypus Chocolate” and WIN!](https://wildlife.org.au/help-name-the-platypus-chocolate-and-win/): This September, Wildlife Queensland and Maleny Chocolate Co. are inviting Australians to “Name the Platypus Chocolate”.
- [Vote now: Platypus chocolate naming contest down to 5 finalists](https://wildlife.org.au/vote-now-platypus-chocolate-naming-contest-down-to-5-finalists/): Public voting is now open for the Name the Platypus Chocolate contest, which will ultimately determine the official name for Maleny Chocolate Co.’s delightful new chocolate creation.
- [PlatypusWatch: 20 Years protecting Queensland's iconic platypus population](https://wildlife.org.au/platypuswatch-20-years-protecting-queenslands-iconic-platypus-population/): Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch program has been monitoring and protecting platypus in Queensland for 20 years! This past month, PlatypusWatch has been busy gathering data, raising awareness, planting platypus habitat and planning a platy-party.
- [Flying-foxes: Guardians of biodiversity](https://wildlife.org.au/flying-foxes-guardians-of-biodiversity/): This Biodiversity Month, we're highlighting the unsung biodiversity heroes who bring life to our forests and help maintain ecosystem health — flying-foxes.
- [Threatened Species Day: Commiseration or Commitment to Do Better?](https://wildlife.org.au/threatened-species-day-commiseration-or-commitment-to-do-better/): Commemorated on 7 September since 1996, National Threatened Species Day may well be considered a national day of mourning for our endangered species.
- [Park Ridge’s quest for quolls continues …](https://wildlife.org.au/park-ridges-quest-for-quolls-continues/): Generously hosted and supported by Park Ridge Connect, our Quoll Seekers Network’s well-turned-out Quoll Discovery Day on 26 March in Logan introduced mammal-watchers and market-goers alike to Queensland’s endearing but, sadly, endangered spotted-tailed quoll (Dasyurus maculatus).
- [WPSQ welcomes Qld Government's Plastic Pollution Reduction Plan](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-welcomes-qld-governments-plastic-pollution-reduction-plan/): Wildlife Queensland has welcomed the Palaszczuk Government’s Plastic Pollution Reduction Plan which includes a proposed ban on single-use takeaway plastics.
- [Share the Science – it’s Science Week!](https://wildlife.org.au/share-the-science-its-science-week/): Science is at the heart of what we do, so what better week to recognise Australian scientists’ hard work, dedication, and passion than National Science Week, running from 14 to 22 August 2021.
- [Nest box use by hollow-dependent fauna](https://wildlife.org.au/nest-box-use-by-hollow-dependent-fauna/): 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.
- [Nest boxes are making a difference](https://wildlife.org.au/nest-boxes-are-making-a-difference/): Staff from Queensland Glider Network have been diligently checking nest boxes throughout June and July.
- [The month to make a difference: Biodiversity Month](https://wildlife.org.au/the-month-to-make-a-difference-biodiversity-month/): September is Biodiversity Month— a month to appreciate the extraordinary web of life we are part of and to encourage the protection, conservation and growth of biodiversity within Australia and worldwide.
- [Guide to nature & wildlife activities for kids](https://wildlife.org.au/nature-wildlife-activities/): Switch screen time for green time over the school holidays (and beyond) and plan how to connect kids to nature.
- [Wildlife Queensland welcomes new network to safeguard precious cliff environments](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-welcomes-new-network-to-safeguard-precious-cliff-environments/): Wildlife Queensland is proud to announce the establishment of the Cliff Conservation Alliance, a new network dedicated to the conservation and protection of cliff environments.
- [Community collaboration continues: Wildlife Queensland and West Village working to safeguard threatened Richmond birdwing butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/community-collaboration-continues-wildlife-queensland-and-west-village-working-to-safeguard-threatened-richmond-birdwing-butterfly/): Wildlife Queensland and the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) continue to join forces with West Village to enhance the recovery of the threatened Richmond birdwing butterfly (Ornithoptera richmondia).
- [Recognising Queensland snakes on National Threatened Species Day](https://wildlife.org.au/recognising-queensland-snakes-on-national-threatened-species-day/): National Threatened Species Day, observed on 7 September each year, is dedicated to honouring nearly 2000 endangered Australian plant and animal species.
- [Bushfires pushing Australia's arboreal wildlife, including gliders, to the brink](https://wildlife.org.au/bushfires-pushing-australias-arboreal-wildlife-including-gliders-to-the-brink/): The devastating impact of bushfires on gliders has raised urgent concerns about the future of these remarkable creatures.
- [How your nature photos can help wildlife conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/how-your-nature-photos-can-help-wildlife-conservation/): In commemoration of Wayne Lawler’s remarkable contributions to the field of nature photography, Wildlife Queensland is delighted to announce the launch of the Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant.
- [Platypus Month kicks off with research updates and a new team of conservation researchers](https://wildlife.org.au/platypus-month-kicks-off/): In celebration of Platypus Month this August, Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch Project Officer, Tamielle Brunt, shares her latest research findings and introduces three new platypus researchers.
- [EOFY 2023 appeal wrap-up](https://wildlife.org.au/eofy-2023-appeal-wrap-up/): As the curtain falls on another financial year, we would like to extend a big thank you for your incredible support in helping to protect and conserve Queensland’s precious wildlife.
- [Act now to save Queensland's platypus and other aquatic wildlife!](https://wildlife.org.au/act-now-to-save-queenslands-platypus-and-other-aquatic-wildlife/): Wildlife Queensland is making an urgent plea to Queenslanders to support the Society’s campaign to ban the use of deadly opera house nets (enclosed yabby traps).
- [Putting the heat on fire ants in the suburbs](https://wildlife.org.au/putting-the-heat-on-fire-ants-in-the-suburbs/): To help contain the spread of fire ants, the National Fire Ant Eradication Program (NFAEP) is offering free treatment packs to residents in affected suburbs of Calamvale, the Gold Coast and Tamborine Mountain.
- [Top tips to reduce your plastic waste](https://wildlife.org.au/top-tips-to-reduce-your-plastic-waste/): Are you ready to make #plasticfreejuly become your #plasticfreeeveryday? Here’s how our Plastic Free July Competition winners are reducing plastic waste and inspiring others to do the same.
- [Have Your Say: The Great Sandy Marine Park Zoning Plan Review](https://wildlife.org.au/have-your-say-the-great-sandy-marine-park-zoning-plan-review/): Have your say on opportunities to enhance the management of the Great Sandy Marine Park. Submissions close 25 February!
- [Ready to take the Plastic Free July challenge?](https://wildlife.org.au/ready-to-take-the-plastic-free-july-challenge/): Join the challenge ... choose to refuse single-use plastic this Plastic Free July!
- [Spotted-tailed quoll project update ‒ July 2019](https://wildlife.org.au/spotted-tailed-quoll-july-2019/): Find out what the Quoll Seekers team has been up to and meet wildlife detection dog team, Carnarvon Canines.
- [Exciting updates from PlatypusWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/exciting-updates-from-platypuswatch/): PlatypusWatch project officer Tamielle Brunt and her team have been busy bees these last few months, creating lots of fantastic news to share with you.
- [Unveiling the echidna pouch: Insights from recent research](https://wildlife.org.au/unveiling-the-echidna-pouch/): Recent research conducted by echidna expert Dr Kate Dutton-Regester provides valuable insights into the morphological changes associated with echidna pouch development.
- [Don't Crush Our Environment – A Win for Gold Coast Wildlife and Residents](https://wildlife.org.au/dont-crush-our-environment-a-win-for-gold-coast-wildlife-and-residents/): In September, Gold Coast City Councillors voted 8 to 5 to reject the 100-year+ development application for Nucrush Quarry at Oxenford, but while that particular battle was won, the larger war looks set to continue. Of particular concern to Wildlife Queensland was the proposal’s potential for extreme, irreversible environmental damage.
- [Vale Margaret Thorsborne AO](https://wildlife.org.au/vale-margaret-thorsborne-1927-2018/): Wildlife Queensland mourns the loss of Margaret Thorsborne, Society patron, long-serving member and revered champion of our wildlife and natural heritage.
- [Wildlife Queensland and Park Ridge Connect unite for a Logan Quoll Discovery Day](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-and-park-ridge-connect-unite-for-a-logan-quoll-discovery-day/): Join Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network and Park Ridge Connect, along with expert presenter Paul Revie, to learn more about Logan’s incredible and endangered quolls and how you can help find them and save them.
- [Queensland’s Threatened Species Crisis: Landmark Report Prompts Calls for Change](https://wildlife.org.au/landmarkreportpromptscallsforchange/): Today sees the release of a landmark report highlighting the impacts of the Queensland Government’s Flying Fox Roost Management laws. Half of all flying fox species in Queensland are listed as threatened species, but the current laws allow for potentially harmful dispersals and disruptions to roosts with no environmental assessments at all.
- [The occupancy model helps platypus detection accuracy](https://wildlife.org.au/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](https://wildlife.org.au/digging-mammals-play-a-key-role-in-queenslands-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.
- [Wildlife Queensland needs your help fighting for native wildlife homes](https://wildlife.org.au/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.
- [Wildlife Queensland partners with West Village to help conserve the Richmond birdwing butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-partners-with-west-village/): 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.
- [The state of threatened species management in Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/the-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](https://wildlife.org.au/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.
- [Cheers! Glass wine, spirit bottles to be part of QLD container refund scheme](https://wildlife.org.au/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.
- [Containers for Change looks to expand](https://wildlife.org.au/containers-for-change-looks-to-expand/): Queensland’s popular containers for change program could soon be expanded to include glass wine and spirit bottles to ramp up recycling, put money back into the pockets of Queenslanders and charities, and protect the state’s environment and great lifestyle.
- [Step Up to Clean Up this Clean Up Australia Day 2023](https://wildlife.org.au/step-up-to-clean-up-this-clean-up-australia-day-2023/): Clean Up Australia Day, Australia’s largest community-based environmental event, is on Sunday 5 March 2023. We encourage volunteers to get involved with local Wildlife Queensland branch initiatives or other nearby clean-ups.
- [Rethinking waste this National Recycling Week](https://wildlife.org.au/rethinking-waste-this-national-recycling-week/): This National Recycling Week, 7-13 November 2022, Planet Ark is asking all Australians to rethink their waste and see it as a resource that can be turned into new products.
- [Queensland Expanding Single-Use Plastics Ban](https://wildlife.org.au/queensland-expanding-single-use-plastics-ban/): Wildlife Queensland and the Boomerang Alliance of 56 NGOs have welcomed the announcement of consultation on a second nation-leading tranche of single-use plastic items to be banned in Queensland. These items include problem plastics habitually littered or landfilled and polluting the marine environment.
- [Qld container refund scheme crushing it](https://wildlife.org.au/6-months-of-container-refund-scheme/): More than 440 million containers have been returned in the first six months of Queensland’s container refund scheme.
- [Container for Change scheme has recycled 5 billion bottles!](https://wildlife.org.au/container-for-change-scheme-has-recycled-5-billion-bottles/): More than $500 million has gone back into the pockets of Queenslanders with the Palaszczuk Government announcing five billion containers have been refunded through its popular Containers for Change scheme.
- [Liz Downes: Queensland Volunteer of the Year 2020](https://wildlife.org.au/queensland-volunteer-of-the-year-2020/): Wildlife Queensland Townsville Vice President, Liz Downes, is the 2020 Queensland Volunteer of the Year!
- [A ‘Batty’ thank you to BCRQ!](https://wildlife.org.au/a-batty-thank-you-to-bcrq/): Last month, Wildlife Queensland was pleased to donate part of the proceeds from the 2020/2021 Batty Boat Cruise season to Bat Conservation and Rescue Qld Inc. (BCRQ) as a thank you for their generous participation in our Batty Boat Cruises this year.
- [It’s good to be green! Celebrating World Frog Day 2023](https://wildlife.org.au/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.
- [Volunteers Needed to Plant Trees to Help Wildlife in the Scenic Rim](https://wildlife.org.au/volunteers-needed-to-plant-trees-to-help-wildlife-in-the-scenic-rim/): We have already recruited landowners willing to have trees planted on their properties, but we need more volunteers to help us bring the corridor to life. Thanks to our small, dedicated team of volunteers, we’ve already planted hundreds of trees and completed fauna surveys. The month of May is going to be a big planting
- [Celebrating our volunteers: National Volunteer Week 2020](https://wildlife.org.au/celebrating-our-volunteers-national-volunteer-week-2020/): Running from 18-24 May, National Volunteer Week is an annual celebration to acknowledge the generous contribution that volunteers make to our community.
- [Poona Lake development, Great Sandy National Park](https://wildlife.org.au/poona-lake-development-great-sandy-national-park/): Wildlife Queensland opposes the proposed development at Poona Lake in the Cooloola section of Great Sandy National Park – a view shared by other conservation groups in the region. An information day about the proposal will be held at Bymien Day-Use Area on Monday 14 February.
- [Wildlife Queensland welcomes strengthening of QLD’s environmental laws](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-welcomes-strengthening-of-queenslands-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.
- [Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby Recovery in SEQ project update](https://wildlife.org.au/btrw-update-march-2023/): 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.
- [Celebrating healthy forests and healthy people this International Day of Forests 2023](https://wildlife.org.au/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.
- [Boomerang Alliance wants stronger reusable bags, not paper bags](https://wildlife.org.au/boomerang-alliance-wants-stronger-reusable-bags-not-paper-bags/): The Boomerang Alliance welcomes Woolworths’ announcement on the phase-out of their 15 cents plastic shopping bags in Queensland. The move comes ahead of a proposed ban on these bags scheduled for September (in Queensland).
- [Stopping plastic pollution: Urgent focus for environment ministers at first meeting](https://wildlife.org.au/stopping-plastic-pollution/): The Boomerang Alliance and its allies are calling on the Commonwealth, State and Territory Governments to step up action to phase-out polluting single-use plastics and stop greenwash at their 21 October meeting, the first since the election of the ALP government.
- [Queensland to ban the release of lighter-than-air balloons](https://wildlife.org.au/queensland-to-ban-the-release-of-lighter-than-air-balloons/): In a major win for wildlife, the Queensland Government has tabled legislation to ban the release of lighter than air balloons. It is expected that the ban will come into effect in September 2023, in line with the Government's Plastics Roadmap schedule.
- [Celebrating our conservation partnerships this World Wildlife Day 2023](https://wildlife.org.au/world-wildlife-day-2023/): Through the past 60 years, partnerships have been at the heart of Wildlife Queensland. This World Wildlife Day, 3 March, we celebrate our many "partnerships for wildlife conservation" and highlight the crucial role collaborations play in protecting our native wildlife and their habitats.
- [Wildlife Queensland’s Froggy February photo competition is now open, with great prizes up for grabs!](https://wildlife.org.au/froggy-february-photo-competition-now-open/): Wildlife Queensland is calling on all nature lovers and photographers to share their passion for frogs this February and enter Wildlife Queensland’s Froggy February Photo Competition, which runs throughout the month of February 2023.
- [Will you be part of Plastic Free July by choosing to refuse single-use plastics?](https://wildlife.org.au/will-you-be-part-of-plastic-free-july-by-choosing-to-refuse-single-use-plastics/): Image © WPSQ
- [Win tickets to see 2040!](https://wildlife.org.au/win-tickets-to-see-2040/): Don’t miss your chance to WIN tickets to the must-see documentary of the year, '2040' by award-winning filmmaker Damon Gameau ('That Sugar Film')! Entries close Sunday, 2 June 2019.
- [Wildlife Queensland launches new guide to help save vulnerable ‘brushies’](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-launches-new-guide-to-help-save-vulnerable-brushies/): Wildlife Queensland’s Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby Conservation Network (BTRWCN) has launched a new revegetation guide designed to assist landholders in protecting and recreating habitat for the brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata).
- [Clean Up Australia with Wildlife Queensland on 7 March](https://wildlife.org.au/step-up-to-clean-up-2021/): Clean Up Australia Day is on Sunday, 7 March. Wildlife Queensland branches are once again hosting clean up events throughout the state and encourage residents to get involved.
- [Help Clean Up Australia and unmask a new issue](https://wildlife.org.au/help-clean-up-australia-and-unmask-a-new-issue/): Clean Up Australia Day, Australia’s largest community-based environmental event, is on Sunday 6 March 2021. We encourage volunteers to get involved with local Wildlife Queensland branch initiatives or other nearby clean-ups.
- [Time to 'Pack it in' for Plastic](https://wildlife.org.au/time-to-pack-it-in-for-plastic/): Plastic Free July has finished and we've chosen the winners of our competition, but focusing on waste reduction every day means less stress for the planet.
- [Ride The Eagle Competition Terms and Conditions](https://wildlife.org.au/ride-the-eagle-competition-terms-and-conditions/): Wildlife Queensland’s Ride The Eagle Competition will run from 9:00 AM on Tuesday 7 September 2021 to 5:00 PM on Monday 13 September 2021 (AEST). GENERAL Information on how to enter, dates and prizes as set out in the Schedule form part of the Terms and Conditions of Entry (Terms and Conditions) for each competition
- [Win tickets to see Ride The Eagle!](https://wildlife.org.au/win-tickets-to-see-ride-the-eagle/): Don’t miss your chance to WIN tickets to the hilarious and heartfelt comedy of the year, 'Ride The Eagle'! Entries close Monday 13 September 2021.
- [Platypus Christmas appeal wrap-up](https://wildlife.org.au/platypus-christmas-appeal-wrap-up/): A BIG thank you to our members and supporters for helping to protect and conserve the iconic platypus this festive season. We are excited to announce that the total amount raised reached the grand sum of $65,000!
- [PlatypusWatch Community Workshop in the Scenic Rim](https://wildlife.org.au/platypuswatch-workshop-canungra/): Come along to Wildlife Queensland's FREE PlatypusWatch workshop and community talk at Canungra to learn more about the iconic platypus, environmental DNA, bushfire recovery, waterbugs – and how you can help!
- [Call for citizen scientists: PlatypusWatch in the Dawson River](https://wildlife.org.au/project-update-platypuswatch-in-the-dawson-river/): Wildlife Queensland’s Upper Dawson branch and the PlatypusWatch Network are calling for citizen scientists to be part of an important platypus project in the Upper Dawson River.
- [Wildlife Queensland Launches PlatypusWatch in the Upper Dawson Workshops](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-launches-platypuswatch-in-the-upper-dawson-workshops/): PlatypusWatch Network and WPSQ Upper Dawson Branch will run two workshops in the Taroom region on 26 June 2021 for community members who would like to learn about platypuses and how they can get involved in an exciting citizen science project.
- [Government Ensures a Good News Week for the Platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/government-ensures-a-good-news-week-for-the-platypus/): Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch Program goes from strength to strength with the collaboration and assistance of government at federal, state and local levels and new grant-funding.
- [Citizen scientists track platypuses in Queensland’s Upper Dawson region](https://wildlife.org.au/environmental-dna-heads-west/): eDNA and citizen science projects to survey for platypus have begun in the Upper Dawson River Catchment.
- [Wildlife Queensland's initial thoughts on the Nature Positive Plan](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queenslands-initial-thoughts-on-the-nature-positive-plan/): On 8 December, the Federal Minister for the Environment and Water, the Hon Tanya Plibersek MP, spoke at the Queensland Conservation Council Symposium about planned reforms to the Environmental Protection Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
- [New project to put threatened SEQ gliders on the map](https://wildlife.org.au/yellow-bellied-glider-project/): A new Queensland Glider Network research and monitoring project will help to locate and protect threatened glider species in South East Queensland.
- [Sustainable giving – a gift for nature](https://wildlife.org.au/sustainable-giving-a-gift-for-nature/): A world-first open platform to help reduce plastic waste and encourage sustainable solutions is being launched in time for the biggest waste dump of the year – Christmas.
- [Priority protection needed for dwindling platypus populations](https://wildlife.org.au/priority-protection-for-platypus/): Platypus habitat in Australia has shrunk by 22 per cent in 30 years and the animal should now be listed as a nationally threatened species, according to new research led by the University of New South Wales.
- [2020-21 PIP Monitoring at North Brook Island](https://wildlife.org.au/2020-21-pip-monitoring/): Wildlife Queensland Townsville Branch Vice President Liz Downes recounts the recently completed 56th successive year series of pied imperial-pigeon counts at North Brook Island.
- [Australia without the platypus – what a damning thought!](https://wildlife.org.au/australia-without-the-platypus-what-a-damning-thought/): Wildlife Queensland has launched its annual Christmas appeal focused on a species that is arguably among the most bizarre in the world – the platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus). Considered a hoax when a specimen first came to the attention of English museum curator George Shaw in 1799, the platypus is the only living species in its genus.
- [It’s Global Recycling Day](https://wildlife.org.au/its-global-recycling-day/): Recycling has been called the Earth’s ‘Seventh Resource’ (after water, air, oil, natural gas, coal and minerals) because it saves more than 700 million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually, with an estimated increase to 1 billion tonnes saved each year expected by 2030. Today is Global Recycling Day, so we’re showcasing a few simple ways you can help conserve the planet’s resources.
- [Passengers go ‘Batty’ for Halloween Cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/passengers-go-batty-for-halloween-cruise/): Passengers had a spooky fun time and got to meet Georgia, an adorable 4-week-old orphaned black flying-fox, on Wildlife Queensland’s Batty Boat Halloween Cruise on 30 October 2022.
- [Love was in the air on February Batty Boat Cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/february-batty-boat-cruise/): It was all about spreading the love on our February 2020 Batty Boat Cruise. As the sun went down we witnessed a truly amazing flying-fox fly-out over the beautiful Brisbane River.
- [So much Batty love on Valentine's Day Cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/2021-valentines-day-cruise/): Wildlife Queensland's Batty Boat Valentine's Day Cruise on 14 February was a big hit, with passengers receiving a special Valentine's Day choc and raffle prizes awarded to four excited winners.
- [November 2021 'Spring into Summer' Batty Boat Cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/november-2021-spring-into-summer-batty-boat-cruise/): It's warming up, and our flying fox friends can be seen out wheeling over Brisbane by night, helping to pollinate native flora. Celebrate the coming summer months with a relaxing boat cruise aboard the MV Neptune along the Brisbane River, scanning the skies for these majestic flying mammals.
- [Celebrating our forests on International Day of Forests](https://wildlife.org.au/celebrating-our-forests-on-international-day-of-forests/): The United Nations declared 21 March the International Day of Forests in 2012 to raise awareness of forest habitats and encourage local, national and international efforts to protect and restore forests. Around 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity exists in forests, which combined contain 60,000 tree species; however, 420 million hectares of forest (an area bigger than India) have been lost since 1990.
- [Supporting waterway health this National Water Week](https://wildlife.org.au/supporting-waterway-health-this-national-water-week/): This National Water Week, we’re highlighting the importance of healthy waterways by reporting on a current and future threat to the health of the Dawson River in Central Queensland and the many species that inhabit it, including our iconic platypus.
- [Claude’s Block: Every reason to celebrate!](https://wildlife.org.au/claudes-block-celebration/): Last week Wildlife Queensland Townsville Branch member Liz Downes headed to Yunbenun (Magnetic Island) to celebrate the Magnetic Island Nature Care Association's successful campaign to purchase Claude's Block — an important lowland area that will be placed under permanent protection and will give the island's resident koalas safe access to their preferred eucalypts growing in the richest, deepest soils on the island.
- [A Win for Dawson and Fitzroy River Wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/a-win-for-dawson-and-fitzroy-river-wildlife/): Aquatic wildlife of the Upper Dawson region can 'breathe easier' with news that the Federal Government has ruled Santos cannot release unlimited amounts of coal seam gas wastewater into the Dawson River during flood events.
- [Environmental DNA Makes a Splash in the Upper Dawson](https://wildlife.org.au/edna-makes-a-splash-in-the-upper-dawson/): Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch program can now proudly reveal the much-awaited results of eDNA sampling at sites along the Dawson River and tributaries earlier this year.
- [Fighting fire ants in Ipswich with free bait](https://wildlife.org.au/fighting-fire-ants-in-ipswich-with-free-bait/): The Ipswich community is being urged to help stop fire ants from spreading any further in South East Queensland by registering online to receive free fire ant bait to treat their yards.
- [Dawson Valley Butterfly Weekend a flying success!](https://wildlife.org.au/dawson-valley-butterfly-weekend-a-flying-success/): More than 30 enthusiastic participants helped Upper Dawson branch celebrate Wildlife Queensland’s 60th anniversary and learnt about Central Queensland's many butterfly species at the Dawson Valley Butterfly Weekend events on 15 October in Taroom and 16 October in Theodore.
- [Is Brisbane’s platypus population disappearing?](https://wildlife.org.au/is-brisbanes-platypus-population-disappearing/): Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch has been conducting observational and eDNA surveys in the greater Brisbane region over the past 4 years to gather much-needed platypus distribution and abundance data.
- [A united front for platypus recovery](https://wildlife.org.au/a-united-front-for-platypus-recovery/): Just before the recent flooding hit, late last month Lockyer Valley organisations and locals invited Tamielle Brunt from Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch Network to speak at a workshop about platypuses and environmental DNA (eDNA).
- [Join our 'Spooktacular' Halloween Batty Boat Cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/join-our-spooktacular-halloween-batty-boat-cruise/): Dress up and join us on 31 October 2021 for a Halloween Batty Boat Cruise that promises to be truly ‘spooktacular’.
- [Wildlife Queensland opposes relocation of endangered spectacled flying fox colony at Cairns City Library](https://wildlife.org.au/spectacled-flying-fox-cairns-colony/): Australia’s vastly diminished Spectacled flying fox population faces a new threat to its survival following a recent federal decision granting the relocation of a significant roosting colony of spectacled flying foxes in Cairns.
- [Funds for Flying Foxes Across the State](https://wildlife.org.au/funds-for-flying-foxes-across-the-state/): Wildlife Queensland welcomes the Queensland Government’s Flying-fox Roost Management Local Governments Grants Program.
- [Bayside Branch visits prison paradise to celebrate Wildlife Queensland’s 60th year](https://wildlife.org.au/bayside-branch-celebrates-wildlife-queenslands-60th-year/): Braving forecast swell and overcast skies, Wildlife Queensland’s Bayside Branch took to the waves on Saturday 1 October for a 60th birthday celebration on heritage-listed St Helena Island, known as Noogoon to the local Indigenous peoples.
- [Wildlife Queensland Launches New Guide to Help Save Endangered Quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/saving-the-spotted-tailed-quoll/): Wildlife Queensland has launched a new guide this World Habitat Day to help save the endangered spotted-tailed quoll.
- [SEQ glider surveys yield encouraging wildlife sightings](https://wildlife.org.au/seq-glider-surveys-yield-encouraging-wildlife-finds/): It's been an exciting and busy week for Wildlife Queensland's Queensland Glider Network (QGN) projects team, with surveys in Logan and Moogerah, South East Queensland showing encouraging glider activity.
- [Wildlife Queensland champions the conservation of squirrel gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-champions-the-conservation-of-squirrel-gliders/): 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.
- [Our co-founder’s wisdom, wit and love for wildlife live on in a weekly heritage podcast](https://wildlife.org.au/weekly-heritage-podcast/): The works of author, environmentalist and Wildlife Queensland co-founder Kathleen McArthur have been reinvigorated as a whimsical historical podcast, complete with commentary and songs that give all Australians a glimpse into the past.
- [Logan community unites to plant vines for vulnerable Richmond birdwing butterfly ](https://wildlife.org.au/logan-community-vine-planting/): 18 people attended Wildlife Queensland’s Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) birdwing butterfly vine planting event at Cornubia on Saturday 24 September to learn about the vulnerable Richmond birdwing butterfly and plant vines to assist its recovery in Logan.
- [Introducing A Will for Wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/introducing-a-will-for-wildlife/): Wildlife Queensland is excited to have launched a beautiful new booklet, A Will for Wildlife. This booklet shares the history of Wildlife Queensland, the environmental successes of the organisation, and some beautiful supporter stories.
- [Celebrating a milestone, a meeting and some new guidance](https://wildlife.org.au/celebrating-a-milestone-a-meeting-and-some-new-guidance/): Some 40 people joined the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland at Cedar Country Lake Resort on the Gold Coast over the weekend to celebrate the Society’s sixtieth year in style.
- [The search resumes for spotted-tailed quolls on the Sunshine Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/the-search-resumes-for-spotted-tailed-quolls-on-the-sunshine-coast/): Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network (QSN) has been awarded funding support from the Queensland Government’s Community Sustainability Action grants program to conduct a series of camera trap surveys to assess whether the endangered spotted-tailed quoll and northern quoll persist in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland.
- [Endearingly endangered](https://wildlife.org.au/endearingly-endangered/): Come face-to-face with one of Australia’s most at-risk marsupials this Threatened Species Day.
- [Survey results for gliders on the Scenic Rim](https://wildlife.org.au/surveying-results-for-gliders-on-the-scenic-rim/): Before the latest ‘big wet’ arrived, our glider guru, Paul Revie, Project Officer for the Queensland Glider Network, put his gaiters on and went out searching for greater gliders in the Scenic Rim.
- [Quoll Seekers Network Extends Search for Elusive Spotted-Tailed Quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/quoll-seekers-network-extends-search-for-elusive-spotted-tailed-quoll/): Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network is continuing the search for the elusive spotted-tailed quoll in areas north of Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast and into the Mary River Catchment – and they need your help!
- [Threatened Glider Recovery Webinar](https://wildlife.org.au/glider-recovery-webinar/): In this Wildlife Queensland webinar, we discuss the conservation needs of SEQ's large gliders post-bushfire and the techniques and survey methods being used to find and safeguard these species.
- [Wildlife Queensland’s Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network works with Redland City Council to bring back the Birdwing](https://wildlife.org.au/rbcn-rcc-bringing-back-the-birdwing/): Wildlife Queensland’s Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) is undertaking two new council-funded projects to help recolonise Vulnerable birdwing butterflies on the Redland Coast.
- [Urgent Protection Needed For Queensland’s Threatened Platypus Populations](https://wildlife.org.au/urgent-protection-needed-for-queenslands-threatened-platypus-populations/): Members of Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch and Watergum met with the Minister for the Environment and the Great Barrier Reef and Minister for Science and Youth Affairs, the Hon Meaghan Scanlon MP, in late February to discuss platypus conservation issues in Queensland and brief her on the urgency of increasing platypus protection in the state. Issues discussed included: change the legislation/regulation around the use
- [Wildlife Queensland Renews Push to Ban Enclosed Yabby Traps in Qld](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-renews-push-to-ban-enclosed-yabby-traps-in-qld/): Wildlife Queensland has renewed its call for a state-wide ban on the use of enclosed yabby traps (opera house nets) in Queensland. Four Australian states have now implemented a full or phased ban on the use of the enclosed traps. New South Wales became the latest state to get on board this week after announcing
- [What do the brush-tailed rock-wallaby and spotted-tailed quoll have in common?](https://wildlife.org.au/what-do-the-brush-tailed-rock-wallaby-and-spotted-tailed-quoll-have-in-common/): WPSQ’s projects team has been spending time in the bushland and hilltops of the Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate and surrounding private properties, in search of two of Queensland’s threatened species – the brush-tailed rock-wallaby and the spotted-tailed quoll.
- [National approach to ban opera house traps on the cards](https://wildlife.org.au/national-approach-yabby-nets/): Australia’s Environment Ministers have issued an agreed statement of their intention to pursue a nationally consistent approach to address the negative impacts that ‘opera house’ yabby nets have on Australia’s native wildlife, in particular on platypus.
- [Big things for brushies in 2022](https://wildlife.org.au/big-things-for-brush-tailed-rock-wallabies-in-2022/): The New Year will bring new opportunities to help save Logan's brush-tailed rock-wallabies, and a new Wildlife Queensland team member to champion their conservation. Recently, Hannah Thomas started as a part-time Brush-Tailed Rock-Wallaby Project Officer for WPSQ.
- [SEQ brush-tailed rock wallaby recovery is GO!](https://wildlife.org.au/seq-brush-tailed-rock-wallaby-recovery-is-go/): Thank you for supporting our brush-tailed rock wallaby Christmas appeal. Your generous donations will help this vulnerable species bounce back! Wildlife Queensland’s project manager shares our next steps.
- [Queensland's Quolls webinar](https://wildlife.org.au/queenslands-quolls-webinar/): Image © Canva Pro
- [Gliding into 2022](https://wildlife.org.au/gliding-into-2022/): Stars above, spotlight beams, nocturnal shrieks, and the sudden swoop of something overhead in the darkness – boobook, powerful owl or … glider? This year’s results from Wildlife Queensland’s glider conservation teams make all the bushwhacking worthwhile.
- [Garden trees and wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/garden-trees-and-wildlife/): Think before you cut or prune a tree — an animal may rely on that tree for food or shelter. Read our tips to help. Do I need to remove the tree? If the tree is unsafe or poses a threat to people or structures, and no cost-effective remedy is possible, then remove the tree.
- [Keen to Go Green?](https://wildlife.org.au/keen-to-go-green/): Many nature-lovers who attend Wildlife Queensland’s webinars, meetings or workshops express enthusiasm for revegetating their properties with native flora. Here are 9 simple steps to getting started with your rewilding project.
- [Brush-tailed rock-wallaby project update – December 2019](https://wildlife.org.au/btrw-update-december-2019/): Wildlife Queensland’s camera monitoring surveys unearthed important findings for the recovery of vulnerable brush-tailed rock-wallabies. Survey findings revealed some important patterns and activities that will inform and assist our ongoing efforts to protect this vulnerable native species in South East Queensland.
- [Get Involved on World Mangrove Day—26 July 2021](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved-on-world-mangrove-day-26-july-2021/): The International Day for the Conservation of Mangrove Ecosystems, observed annually on 26 July, helps raise awareness of mangroves as uniquely vulnerable ecosystems.
- [70 waterways in 7 years!](https://wildlife.org.au/70-waterways-in-7-years/): Wildlife Queensland’s 2022 platypus environmental DNA (eDNA) survey has been one of the most important due to the major flooding events that have affected our waterways since the 2021 survey season. It is also a great milestone – we have sampled 70 waterways in seven years!
- [State of the Environment Report reveals the sorry state we are in](https://wildlife.org.au/state-of-the-environment-report-reveals-the-sorry-state-we-are-in/): Earlier this week, Tanya Plibersek, Australia's new Federal Minister for the Environment released the latest State of the Environment Report — and what a state it is in!
- [RBCN: Planting Vine Corridors to Connect Vulnerable Birdwing Butterfly Populations in SEQ](https://wildlife.org.au/woodfordia-vine-workshop/): The RBCN and Moreton Bay Regional Council hosted a birdwing butterfly vine workshop earlier this month for Land for Wildlife property owners in the Moreton Bay region.
- [Wildlife Australia Father's Day Promotion 2021](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-australia-fathers-day-promotion-2021/): Subscribe to Wildlife Australia magazine between 1 August and 5 September 2021 and receive a FREE copy of Harry Saddler’s fantastic new book Questions Raised by Quolls: Fatherhood and Conservation in an Uncertain World.
- [Logan Valley Landowners Sought for Koala Survey](https://wildlife.org.au/logan-valley-landowners-sought-for-koala-survey/): A study to determine how koalas navigate fragmented habitat and their use of isolated eucalypts in the Logan Valley urgently requires the assistance of landholders around Rathdowney and Beaudesert.
- [Wildlife Queensland Scores Citizen Science Grant to Conserve Queensland’s Elusive Platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/citizen-science-grant-to-conserve-platypus/): Wildlife Queensland’s Platypus Watch Network has been granted $26,930 from the state government to survey and document the population distribution of platypuses within the upper Dawson River and tributaries around the Taroom region.
- [New Book Celebrates the Life of a Committed Conservationist](https://wildlife.org.au/new-book-celebrates-the-life-of-a-committed-conservationist/): Adam Clark (1933–2020) was a grazier, farmer and passionate conservationist with Wildlife Queensland's Upper Dawson Branch. Shocked by the widespread clearing of land for grazing, he acted to protect the remnants of native vegetation, which were now crucial habitats for threatened species. A new book tells the story of Adam's life and his dedication to the cause.
- [Do you have FOGO? Well, you will soon…](https://wildlife.org.au/fogo-2/): Don’t worry, it’s not related to FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), and only tenuously linked to ScoMo, whose Federal Government is overseeing the rollout … introducing FOGO – the Food Organics Garden Organics bin.
- [Greater Gliders Webinar](https://wildlife.org.au/greater-gliders-webinar/): Image © Sam Horton
- [WPSQ Projects Update: APRIL 2021](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-projects-update-april-2021/): Butterflies and gliders and platys, oh my! Find out what the Wildlife Queensland projects team has been up to in April.
- [POSTPONED: ‘Dine & Shine’ with Queensland Glider Network’s Spotlight on the Scenic Rim](https://wildlife.org.au/dine-shine-with-queensland-glider-networks-spotlight-on-the-scenic-rim/): We have had to POSTPONE the ‘Dine & Shine’ Workshop and Spotlighting event on the Scenic Rim scheduled for 5 March 2022 due to widespread flooding. We apologise for the inconvenience.
- [The 2021 Regional Wellbeing Survey is now open...](https://wildlife.org.au/the-2021-regional-wellbeing-survey-is-now-open/): Our regional wildlife carers and conservationists need a voice, too, and that's why we urge any friends of Wildlife Queensland who inhabit rural or remote regions to complete the Regional Wellbeing Survey.
- [Yell Out for Our Most Outspoken Glider this Christmas!](https://wildlife.org.au/yell-out-for-our-most-outspoken-glider-this-christmas/): It’s that time of year again! Giving season is here again, and it’s time to launch Wildlife Queensland’s annual Christmas Appeal. This year, we’re urging you to raise your voices, shout from the ‘treetops’ and help us raise funds to save Australia’s noisiest gliding mammal!
- [Bring the Outside In With these Stunning Wildlife Prints](https://wildlife.org.au/bring-the-outside-in-with-these-stunning-wildlife-prints/): Wildlife Queensland is proud to announce a new addition to our Friends of Wildlife Queensland decor range – exquisite wildlife prints that make the perfect gift to 'bring the outside in', especially when many of us are unable to roam far from home.
- [Wash, Rinse, Repeat for Plastics!](https://wildlife.org.au/wash-rinse-repeat-for-plastics/): After years of campaigning, today is the end of times for single-use plastic items – including plastic straws, stirrers, cutlery, plates, bowls and expanded polystyrene cups and containers – which are all banned in Queensland from 1 September 2021.
- [Meet Pollyanna the Platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/meet-pollyanna-the-platypus/): Pollyanna the platypus is a part of important population research being conducted by Tamielle Brunt, PhD Candidate from the University of Queensland and PlatypusWatch ecologist for Wildlife Queensland. This research aims to determine how platypus populations are fairing across South East Queensland. Over the years, there have been limited studies in the region which puts this species
- [Federal funding provides ongoing help for ‘brushies’ with a new conservation network planned](https://wildlife.org.au/federal-funding-provides-ongoing-help-for-brushies-with-a-new-conservation-network-planned/): Wildlife Queensland is delighted to announce that we have successfully secured a grant funded under the Commonwealth Government’s ‘Environment Restoration Fund Threatened Species Strategy Action Plan – Priority Species’ program to help recover populations of the brush-tailed rock-wallaby.
- [Brush-tailed rock-wallaby project update – September 2019](https://wildlife.org.au/btrw-september-2019/): Wildlife Queensland's brush-tailed rock-wallaby project camera monitoring surveys are showing some interesting activity patterns of wallabies at our study site in the Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate.
- [Sightings Soar as Birdwings Return](https://wildlife.org.au/sightings-soar-as-birdwings-return/): Anecdotal sightings of these beautiful butterflies are rising as we continue our mission to 'Bring Back the Birdwing' and plant 1000 vines in specifically chosen corridors throughout South East Queensland.
- [Multiregional wins for at-risk gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/multiregional-wins-for-at-risk-gliders/): Wildlife Queensland is proud to announce that the Queensland Glider Network (QGN) is a successful recipient of Federal Government funding to improve community knowledge of endangered greater gliders and vulnerable yellow-bellied gliders across south-eastern Queensland’s fire-affected regions.
- [This World Curlew Day, show your support](https://wildlife.org.au/this-world-curlew-day-show-your-support/): World Curlew Day was initiated by author Mary Colwell in 2017 and is now celebrated annually on 21 April to raise awareness of these beautiful birds and their plight.
- [Will our top fossil be a platypus?](https://wildlife.org.au/will-our-top-fossil-be-a-platypus/): Tourism Minister Stirling Hinchliffe has announced that Queenslanders will be able to pick their favourite fossil to add to Queensland’s nine official emblems from April 11 – and one of them is an ancient platypus.
- [Keep cafes, restaurants plastic-free](https://wildlife.org.au/keep-cafes-restaurants-plastic-free/): Wildlife Queensland and its partner The Boomerang Alliance have welcomed the reopening of cafes, restaurants and food outlets, as long as they can be managed as COVID-safe places.
- [Honouring Australia’s Lost Wildlife ](https://wildlife.org.au/honouring-australias-lost-wildlife/): This World Wildlife Conservation Day, we invite you to join us in commemorating and remembering the nearly three billion animals killed or displaced during Australia's devastating Black Summer bushfires.
- [Recovering the Mahogany Glider: A Team Effort](https://wildlife.org.au/recovering-the-mahogany-glider-a-team-effort/): The Mahogany Glider Recovery Team met in Tully last week, and despite the uncertainty and complexity of remote meetings, cooperation between members was high – all working constructively to improve the future for this endangered species.
- [Wildlife Queensland responds to COVID-19](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-responds-to-covid-19/): Wildlife Queensland is taking measures to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and help protect our members and supporters, staff and volunteers.
- [Queensland steps forward on polluting heavyweight plastics bags & coffee cups](https://wildlife.org.au/heavyweight-plastic-ban/): Queensland has announced its second tranche of plastic bans. It includes a ban on plastic stemmed cotton buds, microbeads in personal care and cleaning products, and loose polystyrene packaging.
- [RBCN launches new habitat corridor to save the birdwing butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/rbcn-launches-new-habitat-corridor/): Members of Wildlife Queensland's Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network and Samford Eco-Corridor joined forces on Sunday, 9 June to launch a project aimed at helping save the Richmond birdwing butterfly.
- [RBCN launches new habitat corridor – speakers and presentations](https://wildlife.org.au/rbcn-launches-new-habitat-corridor-speakers-and-presentations/): Presentations at the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network northern habitat corridor project launch kicked off at the Samford District Bowls Club, Samford Valley at 11.00am on 9 June 2019. A list of speakers and presentation topics is included below. Additional downloadable presentations will be available shortly – please check back again soon. Speakers Dr Christine Hosking, RBCN
- [#GLIDESURVIVETHRIVE success, thanks to you!](https://wildlife.org.au/glidesurvivethrive-success/): Because of you, our generous members and supporters, our #GLIDESURVIVETHRIVE effort was a success! Thanks to you, we raised $5,000.
- [Federal election 2019: will the environment win?   ](https://wildlife.org.au/federal-election-2019/): 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.
- [Thank you to our amazing volunteers!](https://wildlife.org.au/nvw2019/): Wildlife Queensland hosted a morning tea during #NVW2019 to thank our amazing volunteers, in just a small way, for how they ‘Make a World of Difference’ to Wildlife Queensland.
- [Plastic Free Council Event Guide released](https://wildlife.org.au/plastic-free-council-event-guide-released/): Wildlife Queensland’s partner, The Boomerang Alliance, has released a comprehensive Plastic Free Council Event Guide to provide councils with advice on how to reduce plastic use as part of tackling plastic pollution.
- [Single-Use Plastics: The Next Steps](https://wildlife.org.au/single-use-plastics-the-next-steps/): 2018 was a stellar year for progress on plastic litter but there's lots more to be done! Toby Hutcheon reports on Wildlife Queensland's Next Steps: Against Waste.
- [Greater exposure for our 'flying teddy bears'](https://wildlife.org.au/greater-exposure-for-our-flying-teddy-bears/): US-based digital media brand, The Dodo, gives the work of our dedicated Queensland Glider Network and these 'flying teddy bears' some 'greater' exposure.
- [Mike Archer inspires and delights at Wildlife Queensland Annual Dinner](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq2019-wrap-up/): This year's Wildlife Queensland Annual Dinner was a resounding success thanks to our many generous sponsors, members and supporters.
- [2021: Single-Use Plastic On The Way Out](https://wildlife.org.au/2021-single-use-plastic-on-the-way-out/): After many years of community action to reduce plastic pollution, 2021 promises to be the year that our state and territory Governments make a start to reduce problem takeaway plastic items. Five jurisdictions – South Australia, Queensland, the Australian Capital Territory, Western Australia and Victoria have either passed or have promised legislation to reduce takeaway
- [Fraser Coast Branch Backyard BioBlitz Program](https://wildlife.org.au/fraser-coast-branch-backyard-bioblitz-program/): Wildlife Queensland Fraser Coast used the COVID pandemic to set up a new Backyard BioBlitz program for members and other wildlife enthusiasts.
- [Saving Species One Record at a Time: The Importance of Ongoing Monitoring](https://wildlife.org.au/saving-species-one-record-at-a-time/): Were platypuses able to ride out the drought? Find out Wildlife Queensland's 2020 eDNA survey findings for platypuses within the greater Brisbane region.
- [Greater Glider Events Draw Great(er) Response From Logan Community](https://wildlife.org.au/greater-glider-events-draw-greater-response-from-logan-community/): Image © Perkelly Photography
- [Where is the political will to preserve our wildlife?](https://wildlife.org.au/where-is-the-political-will-to-preserve-our-wildlife/): Campaigns for the upcoming 2022 Federal Election on Saturday 21 May have passed the halfway mark. Given the widely reported faunal extinction crisis facing Australia, you might think the major political parties would be keen to outline strategies and earmark significant, essential increases in funding to arrest the crisis and reverse the trend. Not so!
- [Wildlife Australia Father's Day Promotion](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-australia-fathers-day-promotion/): Subscribe to Wildlife Australia between 25 August – 1 September and receive a FREE Batty Boat Cruise family voucher (2 adults + 3 kids) worth $100*! T&Cs apply.
- [Batty Boat is back this December!](https://wildlife.org.au/batty-boat-is-back-this-december/): Wildlife Queensland’s popular December Batty Boat Cruise is back and it’s the perfect way to celebrate the festive season with friends or family.
- [‘Tis the season to be ... BATTY!](https://wildlife.org.au/tis-the-season-to-be-batty/): Wildlife Queensland’s popular December Batty Boat Cruise is back and it’s the perfect way to celebrate the festive season with friends or family.
- [Wildlife Queensland Commends Qld Government's Stand on Environmental Laws](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-commends-qld-governments-stand-on-environmental-laws/): The Hon. Meaghan Scanlon MP Minister for Environment and the Great Barrier Reef and Minister for Science and Youth Affairs attended Wildlife Queensland’s Protected Areas Matter symposium on 23 May 2021.
- [Protected Areas Matter](https://wildlife.org.au/protected-areas-matter-2/): Don’t miss this important 1-day symposium! 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. A protected area is a clearly defined geographical space, recognised, dedicated and managed, through legal or other effective means, to achieve the long-term
- [Feeding wild birds in Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/feeding-wildlife/): Bird feeding is an increasingly popular activity but is it a good idea? Wildlife Queensland recently caught up with urban ecologist and pioneering researcher in bird feeding, Professor Darryl Jones, to chat about this somewhat contentious subject.
- [Bringing Pollinators Back to our Cities](https://wildlife.org.au/bringing-pollinators-back-to-our-cities/): Pollinator Link® members Jake Slinger and Michael Fox discuss how a new citizen science project will help urban residents create wildlife-friendly gardens to benefit pollinators.
- [Living with snakes](https://wildlife.org.au/living-with-snakes/): Snakes are undoubtedly the most fascinating of our vertebrate animals. Whilst only a very small percentage of people look at snakes with affection, everyone has a story, myth or opinion on them. People are amazed by snakes, whether because of their connections to the biblical serpents, their unique lifestyle or that some species can kill with deadly poisons.
- [An unexpected event: a political party gets proactive](https://wildlife.org.au/an-unexpected-event-a-political-party-gets-proactive/): The starter gun has been fired for the Federal Election on 21 May 2022. This year, for the first time in living history, Wildlife Queensland was contacted by a political party seeking advice on our concerns regarding environment-related issues – an unexpected event indeed!
- [Forget ‘bunnies’, it’s time for some native goodies …](https://wildlife.org.au/time-for-native-easter-treats/): It’s a dentist’s favourite time of year. Kids get a long break and a sugar rush, and parents get … well … let’s just say we might need a spell in the garden! Tasty natives like midyim, muntries, or rosella jam are excellent local sweet treats, and we have just the planting program to keep your homelife sweet over the holidays.
- [A win for Sunshine Coast fauna](https://wildlife.org.au/a-win-for-sunshine-coast-fauna/): Sunshine Coast wildlife is the winner in the recent announcement that Yurol Ringtail State Forest will be revegetated and become part of Tewantin National Park.
- [Queensland Glider Network shines with greater glider events in bushfire-affected regions](https://wildlife.org.au/queensland-glider-network-shines-with-greater-glider-events-in-bushfire-affected-regions/): Wildlife Queensland’s Queensland Glider Network (QGN) is rolling out a series of free half-day workshops to encourage landholders to help conserve threatened greater gliders and yellow-bellied gliders … and they’re so popular they’re attracting ‘glider groupies’.
- [Boredom-busting Wildlife-themed Activities for Kids](https://wildlife.org.au/boredom-busting-wildlife-themed-activities-for-kids/): Parents juggling work and homeschooling are probably already experiencing lockdown loopiness (who isn’t?), so we’ve put together some fun backyard activities, simple colouring-in activities, and wildlife-themed craft ideas to help kids ‘keep the wild alive’ during lockdown.
- [Two ways your change will help wildlife!](https://wildlife.org.au/two-ways-your-change-will-help-wildlife/): Cash for containers can do double-duty for the environment by donating yours to WPSQ! And it's easy!
- [Stand against forest destruction](https://wildlife.org.au/stand-against-forest-destruction/): Help stop the destruction of Australia’s forests and bushlands ‒ and save the wildlife that call them home.
- [Be Shark Aware and #GiveFlakeaBreak](https://wildlife.org.au/be-shark-aware-and-giveflakeabreak/): Wednesday 14 July is #SharkAwarenessDay
- [Petition to stop koala habitat destruction](https://wildlife.org.au/petition-to-stop-koala-habitat-destruction/): Environmental harm and threats to our wildlife can occur at different scales and appropriate control or enforcement can involve different levels of government ‒ Commonwealth, State or Local. At times action is required at the national level, in other situations at the state level and very frequently at the local or regional level. Members taking
- [Exploring Creek Critters and Post-Fire Platypus Survival in Canungra](https://wildlife.org.au/exploring-creek-critter-and-post-fire-platypus-survival-in-canungra/): On Sunday 28 November, some 45 wildlife-lovers joined PlatypusWatch at Canungra for a Community Workshop talk and hands-on learning session to find out more about platypuses, bushfire recovery, and waterbugs.
- [Bogus bags the next step](https://wildlife.org.au/bogus-bags-the-next-step/): Thanks to generous supporters of our recent funding appeal, WPSQ is wasting no time taking The Next Step: Against Waste in Queensland – but we need your help!
- [Palm Cockatoos Face Existential Decline](https://wildlife.org.au/palm-cockatoos-face-existential-decline/): Recent research from Dr Christina Zdenek and Prof Rob Heinsohn, published in Biological Conservation, finds that the spectacular and endangered palm cockatoo looks set to face population declines of 47% to 95% over the next fifty years, which could reduce its number to just 150 individuals.
- [Queensland Government Acts on Plastic ban but asks a Question about Polystyrene. Let's Give them an Answer](https://wildlife.org.au/queensland-government-acts-on-plastic-ban-but-asks-a-question-about-polystyrene-lets-give-them-an-answer/): The Queensland Government has just introduced legislation to ban plastic straws, stirrers, cutlery and plates/bowls in Queensland. Subject to consultation, it will include expanded polystyrene (foam) cups and clamshell containers.
- [Get the kids back to nature these spring school holidays](https://wildlife.org.au/spring-school-holidays-2019/): Keep your little wildlife lovers happy and active these spring school holidays with our comprehensive list of nature/wildlife activities and events.
- [It’s time to Clean Up Australia!](https://wildlife.org.au/its-time-to-clean-up-australia/): Clean Up Australia Day is on Sunday, 3 March 2019. It’s the perfect opportunity to join with family, friends, neighbours and colleagues to remove all the rubbish accumulating in your local park, bushland, beaches and waterways before it kills our wildlife.
- [Banking on the birdwing](https://wildlife.org.au/banking-on-the-birdwing/): Our Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network is proud to have been selected as one of 12 recipients of a Bank Australia 2018 Customer Grant.
- [Plastic: The Next Step is vital](https://wildlife.org.au/plastic-the-next-step-is-vital/): As The Next Step in our war on waste, Wildlife Queensland launches an appeal to target thicker plastic bags and the many other littered plastics threatening our wildlife. Are you with us?
- [Plastic Pollution Treaty takes a big step](https://wildlife.org.au/plastic-pollution-treaty-takes-a-big-step/): At the UN, 174 nations including Australia got a big tick for agreeing to develop a global plastic pollution treaty, the Boomerang Alliance of 55 NGO said yesterday.
- [Greater Glider 'Dine & Shine' Crows Nest](https://wildlife.org.au/greater-glider-dine-shine-crows-nest/): Join guest presenters Paul Revie (Qld Glider Network), Jessica Lovegrove-Walsh (Friends of Nerang National Park), as well as the crew from Geckoes Wildlife Presentations for a FREE half-day educational glider workshop and optional nighttime spotlighting at Crows Nest, near Toowoomba.
- [A socially-distanced, successful Wildlife Queensland AGM 2020](https://wildlife.org.au/a-socially-distanced-successful-wildlife-queensland-agm-2020/): Thank you to all members who attended the 2020 Wildlife Queensland Annual General Meeting, held on 26 September. Whilst this year’s COVID compliant event was limited to 30 attendees, we received a good representation from local branches.
- [Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science](https://wildlife.org.au/celebrating-international-day-of-women-and-girls-in-science/): Today is the 7th UN International Day for Women and Girls in Science, and this year’s theme is “Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion: Water Unites Us”. To celebrate, we’ve put together a short video featuring just some of Wildlife Queensland's passionate and dedicated women in science.
- [Help them be heard](https://wildlife.org.au/help-them-be-heard/): There were shrills and thrills at this year's Cicada Awards Premier Screening as young people were given the chance to be heard on environmental matters.
- [Youth urged to make a film and make a difference](https://wildlife.org.au/youth-urged-to-make-a-film-and-make-a-difference/): Environmental issues across South-East Queensland are the topic of films entered in the Cicada Film Festival (CFF) – a short film competition that is helping youth to be heard.
- [Vale Suzie Smith 1952–2021](https://wildlife.org.au/vale-suzie-smith-1952-2021/): Suzie Smith, founder and long-time office-bearer of WPSQ’s Cassowary Coast and Hinchinbrook Branch, died peacefully in Tully hospital on 27 December 2021 after a long struggle with cancer – and so we lost one of the north’s truest, most abiding champions of our natural and cultural heritage.
- [Make 2022 even more plastic-free](https://wildlife.org.au/make-2022-even-more-plastic-free/): This year, Wildlife Queensland and the Boomerang Alliance want to see plastic items like coffee cups, thick plastic bags and other problem plastics also removed. Alternatives – whether avoiding, using reusable containers or switching to certified compostable items – are already available.
- [Wildlife Queensland thanks Ian Kiernan AO](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-thanks-ian-kiernan/): We pay tribute to Ian Kiernan AO for all he did to make our state, our country and the world a safer and cleaner place.
- [WPSQ calls Minister to take Action on Bags](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-calls-minister-to-action-on-bags/): WPSQ calls on Minister Enoch to act on thicker plastic bags after Coles backflip exposes serious vulnerability in bag ban policy.
- [We launch The Next Step: Against Waste!](https://wildlife.org.au/we-launch-the-next-step-against-waste/): Wildlife Queensland launches The Next Step: Against Waste as Brisbane City Council announces ban on single-use items. Join us as the march against waste continues!
- [Avoid waste in the first place!](https://wildlife.org.au/avoid-waste-in-the-first-place/): Wildlife Queensland calls on the Commonwealth Government to set a date to phase out single-use problem plastic takeaway items.
- [Balloons are killing our seabirds](https://wildlife.org.au/balloons-are-killing-our-seabirds/): Wildlife Queensland calls on the State Government to ban the release of balloons and help save our wildlife. Find out how you can help.
- [Wildlife Queensland Farewells a True Wildlife Warrior](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-farewells-a-true-wildlife-warrior/): Wildlife Queensland is deeply saddened to announce the passing of environmental campaigner and Upper Dawson Branch member Adam Charles Carr Clark on Sunday, 13 September 2020.
- [WPSQ opposes QAM expansion into Isabel Jordan Bushland Reserve](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-opposes-qam-expansion-into-isabel-jordan-bushland-reserve/): Wildlife Queensland Sunshine Coast & Hinterland Branch has launched a parliamentary petition to counter Queensland Air Museum's petition to expand their facility into Isabel Jordan Bushland Reserve.
- [Opera house trap appeal rejected](https://wildlife.org.au/opera-house-trap-appeal-rejected/): Wildlife Queensland's appeal to protect platypus and other air-breathing fauna from opera house style yabby traps once and for all receives a disappointing response.
- [Wildlife Queensland Launches Fifth year of Platypus eDNA Surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/5th-year-platypus-surveys/): Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch team commenced its fifth season of platypus eDNA sampling in waterways across the greater Brisbane region this week.
- [Our 'Dine & Shine’ for 5 March has been postponed due to the weather](https://wildlife.org.au/our-dine-shine-for-5-march-has-been-postponed-due-to-the-weather/): Sadly, due to flooding and to ensure the safety of people and wildlife, we have had to POSTPONE the Queensland Glider Network 'Dine & Shine' Glider Workshop and Spotlighting event planned for this Saturday at Camp Moogerah.
- [Glider corridor project update ‒ July 2019](https://wildlife.org.au/glider-corridor-update-july-2019/): Wildlife Queensland recently visited the Ramada Resort Kooralbyn Valley to learn about the surrounding bushland and determine if the site could play a role in the Scenic Rim Branch glider corridor project.
- [Planting for Wildlife Corridors in the Scenic Rim](https://wildlife.org.au/planting-for-wildlife-corridors-in-the-scenic-rim/): Would you like to plant trees in the Scenic Rim as part of a wildlife corridors project to protect squirrel gliders and other native wildlife? Find out how.
- [Sunshine Coast Residents Reject Caloundra Transport Corridor's Collateral Damage](https://wildlife.org.au/sunshine-coast-residents-reject-caloundra-transport-corridors-collateral-damage/): Community opposition to the proposed Caloundra Transport Corridor Upgrade is growing as Sunshine Coast residents become aware of the scale of the proposed road and its environmental impact.
- [A Ripple of Community Support on the Scenic Rim](https://wildlife.org.au/scenicrimbunjurgen/): In early October, members of the Scenic Rim community met with representatives from Boonah and District Landcare and Wildlife Queensland’s Scenic Rim Branch at Bunjurgen Estate Vineyard. Attendees enjoyed a tipple while discussing how to ‘connect the dots’ through ongoing corridor and nest box monitoring programs across the Scenic Rim’s fire-affected areas.
- [Wildlife Queensland Upper Dawson February gathering](https://wildlife.org.au/upper-dawson-february-gathering/): Our recent Upper Dawson Branch gathering on Duke’s Plain brought together a friendly group of members from around Taroom and Theodore for our first outing of the year.
- [Fraser Coast January BioBlitz: birds, bats, bugs & more...](https://wildlife.org.au/fraser-coast-january-bioblitz/): 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 enthusiasts managed to make more than 430 observations during their first BioBlitz of 2022.
- [A chance to bounce back](https://wildlife.org.au/72094-2/): Just how many Queensland wallaby species are threatened may come as a shock to some. Here's one with a chance to BOUNCE BACK.
- [Bouncing ahead: Brush-tailed rock wallaby project update](https://wildlife.org.au/btrw-update/): Wildlife Queensland Projects Manager, Matt Cecil, reports on his recent visit to the brush-tailed rock wallaby project site in the Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate.
- [Success at last!](https://wildlife.org.au/success-at-last/): After four months of nest box monitoring the Queensland Glider Network is celebrating the recent occupancy of a nest box in Brisbane’s north by a greater glider!
- [Three thumbs up for Projects!](https://wildlife.org.au/three-thumbs-up-for-projects/): Good news has come in threes for our Projects Team lately. Here’s the lowdown on our latest thumbs-ups in the field...
- [Habitat corridors: a vital part of the conservation puzzle for squirrel gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/habitat-corridors/): Time’s running out! Please help WPSQ take immediate action to restore squirrel glider habitat in the Scenic Rim. Together we can help them survive and thrive.
- [WPSQ shines spotlight on gliders at Logan event](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shines-spotlight-on-gliders-at-logan-event/): Wildlife Queensland's Queensland Glider Network was excited to be a part of Logan City Council’s Conservations Incentives Program Celebration Day on Sunday, 1 March.
- [Queensland Glider Network Project Updates - December 2020](https://wildlife.org.au/qgn-update-december-2020/): QGN has continued monitoring glider populations across the Brisbane region in addition to surveying for gliders in the West Logan region with some significant early findings.
- [Yellow-Bellied Glider Monitoring Success in Logan](https://wildlife.org.au/yellow-bellied-glider-monitoring-success-in-logan/): Wildlife Queensland’s Yellow-Bellied Glider Project team has had amazing recent success locating yellow-bellied glider colonies by using Audiomoth acoustic monitors to record vocalisations made by the species in the western suburbs of Logan. This particular species of glider is the most vocal of all Australian native gliders; the use of acoustic monitors as a passive survey tool
- [Logan Event Series Shines Light on Vulnerable Greater Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/logan-event-series-shines-light-on-vulnerable-greater-glider/): Image © Josh Bowell
- [Petition for a global treaty on marine plastics](https://wildlife.org.au/petition-for-a-global-treaty-on-marine-plastics/): The world's leaders are set to be considering a world-first international marine plastics treaty this week. Such a treaty would be the much-needed first step in initiating more coordinated action on plastic pollution – a problem affecting marine life globally. Sign the petition supporting this treaty today.
- [Have Your Say: ePetition against Mt Cotton quarry expansion](https://wildlife.org.au/have-your-say-epetition-against-mt-cotton-quarry-expansion/): Sign a petition demanding the Federal Government rejects the Karreman Quarry proposal to expand into some 60 ha of koala, grey-headed flying fox, tusked frog, powerful owl and greater glider habitat at West Mt Cotton Road in the Redlands.
- [Have your say on the future of environmental regulation in Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/have-your-say-on-the-future-of-environmental-regulation-in-queensland/): Consultation is underway about the possible establishment of an independent Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for Queensland – have your say!
- [Record $50 million for koalas](https://wildlife.org.au/record-50-million-for-koalas/): The Federal Government will invest a record $50 million to boost the long-term protection and recovery efforts for Australia’s koalas.
- [Grants available for partners in grime to clear illegal waste](https://wildlife.org.au/grants-available-for-partners-in-grime-to-clear-illegal-waste/): A helping hand is on the way to the tune of $500,000 to assist primary producers, natural resource management groups, nature refuge holders and special wildlife reserve managers with the cost of removing and safely disposing of hazardous waste.
- [Join a national research effort for orchids](https://wildlife.org.au/join-a-national-research-effort-for-orchids/): Orchid hunting has come a long way. In 5 steps you can join a national research effort.
- [Planning even more plastic-reduction in the New Year](https://wildlife.org.au/planning-even-more-plastic-reduction-in-the-new-year/): Boomerang Alliance organisations like Wildlife Queensland are looking forward to a rewarding year of campaign work planned for 2022
- [Hinchinbrook channel is clear: discarded crabbing gear gone](https://wildlife.org.au/hinchinbrook-channel-is-clear-discarded-crabbing-gear-gone/): Hinchinbrook Channel has been cleared of dozens of discarded crab pots in a joint clean-up operation between fisheries officers and local Indigenous rangers.
- [Interested in Animal Ethics in Schools? Reach Out to Register](https://wildlife.org.au/animal-ethics-call/): The Queensland Schools Animal Ethics Committee (QSAEC) currently has vacancies for categories C and D members and has reached out to Wildlife Queensland to locate potential members in the Brisbane area.
- [Funding to Improve Queensland’s Nature Refuges](https://wildlife.org.au/funding-to-improve-queenslands-nature-refuges/): New grants are now available to help Queensland nature refuge landholders to undertake projects to protect and enhance the conservation value of their properties.
- [A Series of Unfortunate Species - Updates to Conservation Listings](https://wildlife.org.au/a-series-of-unfortunate-species-updates-to-conservation-listings/): What do the northern tinkerfrog, the Jardine River turtle and the northern greater glider have in common? They are all included on the list of recent updates to conservation status listings under the Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2021.
- [RBCN visits David Fleay Wildlife Park](https://wildlife.org.au/rbcn-update-march-2020/): The Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) recently visited David Fleay Wildlife Park on Queensland’s Gold Coast where a Richmond birdwing captive breeding program is currently underway.
- [Birdwing butterfly takes part in national wildlife vote to shine a spotlight on endangered species](https://wildlife.org.au/birdwing-butterfly-takes-part-in-national-wildlife-vote-to-shine-a-spotlight-on-endangered-species/): The Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland has listed the Richmond birdwing butterfly in a public vote to highlight the plight of our unique native species.
- [Proposal to Swap National Threatened Species Plans with Conservation Advice](https://wildlife.org.au/proposal-to-swap-national-threatened-species-plans-with-conservation-advice/): The Commonwealth Government is considering rewriting the protections afforded to our most at-risk species by proposing to replace almost 200 recovery plans for threatened species or ecological communities with conservation advice.
- [Have a Fun(gi) Friday on National Mushroom Day](https://wildlife.org.au/have-a-fungi-friday-on-national-mushroom-day/): 15 October is National Mushroom Day, and we are lucky to have abundant wild-growing species in Queensland.
- [Queensland World Heritage National Park Expanded](https://wildlife.org.au/queensland-world-heritage-national-park-expanded/): Close to 6,300 hectares of land south-west of Brisbane will be protected with the Palaszczuk Government announcing the expansion of a World Heritage-listed national park and the creation of a new conservation estate.
- [Thank a Ranger on World Ranger Day 2021](https://wildlife.org.au/thank-a-ranger-today-on-world-ranger-day-2021/): All across the world, 31 July celebrates and supports those who work to protect the planet’s natural treasures and cultural resources and honours the courage and sacrifice of rangers who have given their lives in the line of duty.
- [LGAQ Should Put Focus on Household Waste Reductions, Not Waste Levy](https://wildlife.org.au/lgaq-should-put-focus-on-household-waste-reductions-not-waste-levy/): Image © WPSQ
- [Wildlife Queensland Annual Dinner](https://wildlife.org.au/annualdinner/): Image © WPSQ
- [Recruitment Drive for UQ Animal Ethics Committee Members](https://wildlife.org.au/recruitment-drive-for-uq-animal-ethics-committee-members/): Image © Canva
- [Government Releases New 10 Year Threatened Species Strategy](https://wildlife.org.au/government-releases-new-10-year-threatened-species-strategy/): Image © ResourcePix
- [Recent Changes to Species Listings under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 (QLD)](https://wildlife.org.au/recent-changes-to-species-listings-under-the-nature-conservation-act-1992-qld/): Image © Bruce Thomson
- [Qld Budget 2021-22: Funding For Environment Welcomed But More Needed](https://wildlife.org.au/qld-budget-2021-22-funding-for-environment-welcomed-but-more-needed/): Image: Berry from Getty Images
- [Thank you for your support: EOFY 2021 Appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/eofy-2021-appeal-thankyou/): A BIG thank you to our members and supporters for helping to protect and conserve Queensland's native wildlife this End of Financial Year.
- [South Australia bans single-use plastic takeaway items – who’s next?](https://wildlife.org.au/south-australia-bans-single-use-plastic-takeaway-items-whos-next/): With South Australia, the first state to ban key single-use plastic items such as straws, cutlery and beverage stirrers - it’s now urgent other states also move on this plastic pollution, the Boomerang Alliance of 52 groups said today.
- [Will Labor’s win mean a win for Queensland’s environment and wildlife?](https://wildlife.org.au/will-labors-win-mean-a-win-for-queenslands-environment-and-wildlife/): As the newly elected Palaszczuk Government swings into action, it must plan to deliver a number of significant pre-election commitments for the environment,
- [Independent review of EPBC Act released ](https://wildlife.org.au/epbc-act-independent-review-released/): The Final Report from Professor Graeme Samuel's independent review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act was tabled in Parliament on 28 January and is now available online.
- [Fire Ant Eradication Progress in SEQ](https://wildlife.org.au/fire-ant-eradication-progress-in-seq/): Despite the challenges of COVID-19, 2020 saw good progress in the war on Australia’s fire ant invasion with the continued roll-out of the National Red Imported Fire Ant Eradication Program throughout South East Queensland.
- [Update: Single-use plastics in Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/update-single-use-plastics-in-queensland/): Read the latest update on single-use plastics in Queensland, including information about the proposed ban status, BYO coffee cups under COVID-19 and proposed national mandated targets for plastic reductions and recovery.
- [Review of EPBC Act recommends sweeping changes](https://wildlife.org.au/review-of-epbc-act-recommends-sweeping-changes/): Laws set up to protect unique species and habitats are ineffective, according to a major review of the national environmental framework.
- [Changes to NCA Regulations](https://wildlife.org.au/changes-to-nca-regulations/): The Queensland Government has introduced changes to the subordinate regulations of the Nature Conservation Act 1992, effective from 22 August 2020.
- [Queensland introduces plastic ban into Parliament](https://wildlife.org.au/qld-introduces-plastic-ban-into-parliament/): The Queensland Government tabled legislation yesterday, 15 July, to ban plastic takeaway straws, stirrers, cutlery, plates and bowls. The legislation will now go to a Parliamentary Committee for review and should be passed into law in the next few months.
- [New plant species discoveries](https://wildlife.org.au/new-plant-species-discovery/): Two new plant species have recently been described and recognised as part of the established native flora of Queensland.
- [Red Imported Fire Ant Eradication Program marches on](https://wildlife.org.au/red-imported-fire-ant-eradication-program-marches-on/): The Queensland Government’s Red Imported Fire Ant Eradication Program is continuing throughout South East Queensland. Find out how you can report suspect fire ants and help rid Queensland of this introduced pest.
- [More walking tracks and day-use areas in national parks reopen](https://wildlife.org.au/more-walking-tracks-and-day-use-areas-in-national-parks-reopen/): More day-use areas and walking tracks in national parks and state forests across Queensland will reopen this weekend, as part of the Stage One relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions.
- [May update: Message from Peter Ogilvie](https://wildlife.org.au/message-from-our-president-may2020/): In our present Covid captivity, please spend some time thinking about, observing, reading about, or even writing about, the natural world. It can have a calming influence.
- [Keeping our environment and wildlife top of mind during the COVID-19 crisis](https://wildlife.org.au/keeping-our-environment-and-wildlife-top-of-mind-during-the-covid-19-crisis/): As the world negotiates the challenging and ever-evolving social, economic and health impacts of the global novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many people are contemplating what kind of economy and society they want in the post-pandemic world.
- [Partial re-opening of some Qld National Parks](https://wildlife.org.au/partial-re-opening-nat-parks/): The Palaszczuk Government today announced that some popular areas in National Parks in Queensland will re-open next Saturday, following a relaxation in guidelines from the Chief Health Officer.
- [A personal message from Wildlife Queensland President Peter Ogilvie](https://wildlife.org.au/message-from-peter-ogilvie/): A personal message of thanks and support from Wildlife Queensland President Peter Ogilvie.
- [Queensland Acting to Reduce Single-Use Plastics: Have Your Say](https://wildlife.org.au/single-use-plastics-have-your-say/): Support the Queensland Government's proposed ban on single-use plastics and say 'see ya later' to plastic waste!
- [Urgent govt resources required to determine correct conservation status of koala](https://wildlife.org.au/urgent-govt-resources-required-to-determine-correct-conservation-status-of-koala/): Wildlife Queensland calls on the New South Wales and Commonwealth Governments to urgently provide the necessary resources to determine the correct conservation status of the koala.
- [Wildlife Queensland supports call to mandate recycling target ](https://wildlife.org.au/mandate-recycling-target/): Wildlife Queensland supports a call on the federal government by the Boomerang Alliance and WWF-Australia to mandate that 100 per cent of plastic packaging will be reusable, compostable or recyclable by 2025.
- [Queensland missing out on new national parks due to chronic underfunding](https://wildlife.org.au/queensland-missing-out-on-new-national-parks-due-to-chronic-underfunding/): A new report recommends the ambitious strategic expansion of the national park system to save our unique wildlife, while also boosting the State’s nature tourism economy.
- [Step up to Clean Up Australia!](https://wildlife.org.au/step-up-to-clean-up-australia/): Clean Up Australia Day is on Sunday, 1 March 2020. It’s the perfect opportunity to join with family, friends, neighbours and colleagues to remove all the rubbish accumulating in your local park, bushland, beaches and waterways before it kills our wildlife.
- [Wildlife conservation work more important than ever](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-conservation-work-more-important-than-ever/): In 2020, WPSQ's conservation programs will focus on enhancing and building community awareness of native wildlife, restoring vital wildlife habitat and surveying and monitoring of conservation-significant species in South Eastern Queensland.
- [Extension to submissions for EPBC Act review](https://wildlife.org.au/extension-to-submissions-for-epbc-act-review/): The submission date for the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) review has been extended to 17 April 2020. Have your say and help strengthen our environmental protection laws.
- [Have Your Say: Review of the EPBC Act 1999](https://wildlife.org.au/have-your-say-review-of-the-epbc-act-1999/): Public submissions have opened for the first independent review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act in a decade.
- [Less plastics, less litter ‒ our plastics campaign so far](https://wildlife.org.au/less-plastics-less-litter/): Wildlife Queensland, in partnership with the Boomerang Alliance, achieved some positive outcomes for the environment and wildlife this year as part of our campaign to reduce plastic pollution and litter in Queensland.
- [WPSQ chats with renowned palaeontologist, Professor Mike Archer](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-chats-with-renowned-palaeontologist-professor-mike-archer/): Wildlife Queensland recently caught up with Wildlife Queensland Annual Dinner special guest speaker and renowned palaeontologist, Professor Mike Archer, to chat about his current project to save the Critically Endangered Mountain Pygmy-possum.
- [Wildlife Queensland hosts 13th New Zealand Delegation](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-queensland-hosts-13th-new-zealand-delegation/): Wildlife Queensland was delighted and honoured to accept an invitation from the Australian Political Exchange Council to host a meeting with the 13th New Zealand Delegation this week.
- [WPSQ dinner serves up ‘radical’ approach to save endangered species from climate change](https://wildlife.org.au/save-endangered-species-from-climate-change/): 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.
- [Looking for a challenge?](https://wildlife.org.au/looking-for-a-challenge/): Want to be part of an Animal Ethics Committee at the University of Queensland? Here's how.
- [Are we winning the war on Australia's fire ant invasion?](https://wildlife.org.au/war-on-fire-ants/): Find out if the government's current 10-year eradication plan is working.
- [Help save sharks in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park](https://wildlife.org.au/help-save-sharks-in-the-great-barrier-reef-marine-park/): Support the Australian Marine Conservation Society in their efforts to stop the culling of sharks in the Great Barrier Reef.
- [Changes made to wildlife categories (flora species) – September 2019](https://wildlife.org.au/flora-species-changes-sept2019/): Conservation status and taxonomic changes were recently made to a number of Queensland flora species. Find out more.
- [WPSQ Annual Dinner – Early Bird Ticket Prize Draw](https://wildlife.org.au/early-bird-ticket-prize-draw/): Book your Early Bird tickets to the WPSQ Annual Dinner 2019 by 31 August and go into the draw to WIN a Dymocks voucher worth $100!
- [Wildlife Queensland Annual Dinner 2019 Early Bird Prize Draw: Terms and Conditions](https://wildlife.org.au/early-bird-prize-terms/): Early Bird Ticket Prize Draw TERMS AND CONDITIONS GENERAL Information on how to enter, dates and prizes as set out in the Schedule form part of the Terms and Conditions of Entry (Terms and Conditions) for each competition conducted under the Blanket (each a Competition). Entry into this Competition deems acceptance of these Terms and
- [Mixed bill of health for the Great Barrier Reef](https://wildlife.org.au/mixed-bill-of-health-for-the-great-barrier-reef/): The Australian Institute of Marine Science has released its annual report for 2018/19 on the health of the Great Barrier Reef.
- [Brisbane’s nature reserves at risk](https://wildlife.org.au/brisbanes-nature-reserves-at-risk/): Brisbane’s conservation areas and nature reserves could soon be at risk of legal use by mountain biking and the predicable risk of illegal track creation.
- [Thank you for your support: Annual Appeal 2019](https://wildlife.org.au/annual-appeal-2019/): A BIG thank you to all our amazing members and supporters. It's because of your generosity that we're able to continue our vital work for wildlife.
- [Plastic bags begone! One year on](https://wildlife.org.au/plastic-bags-begone-one-year-on/): 1 July 2019 marks the one-year anniversary of the ban on single-use lightweight plastic bags in Queensland, the start of the state government's waste levy and Plastic Free July.
- [2040 Competition Terms and Conditions](https://wildlife.org.au/2040-competition-terms-and-conditions/): GENERAL Information on how to enter, dates and prizes as set out in the Schedule form part of the Terms and Conditions of Entry (Terms and Conditions) for each competition conducted under the Blanket (each a Competition). Entry into this Competition deems acceptance of these Terms and Conditions. To the extent of any inconsistency between
- [WPSQ farewells a wildlife warrior](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-farewells-a-wildlife-warrior/): Wildlife Queensland President, Peter Ogilvie, pays tribute to a true wildlife warrior, Frank Manthey, the co-founder of the Save the Bilby Fund.
- [WPSQ objects to Cape Hillsborough exclusive access proposal](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-objects-to-cape-hillsborough-exclusive-access-proposal/): A proposal by Mackay Tourism Ltd. to restrict access for guided tours of the wallabies at sunrise at Cape Hillsborough Beach is totally inappropriate, says Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland President Peter Ogilvie.
- [Have Your Say on the Waste Management and Resource Recovery Strategy](https://wildlife.org.au/waste-strategy/): Have Your Say on the State Government’s draft Waste Management and Resource Recovery Strategy for Queensland. Don’t delay! Submissions close 5 April 2019.
- [Action on Australia’s Faunal Extinction Crisis – We live in hope](https://wildlife.org.au/action-on-australias-faunal-extinction-crisis-we-live-in-hope/): 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.
- [Myrtle rust poses a new challenge for K’gari](https://wildlife.org.au/myrtle-rust-poses-a-new-challenge-for-kgari/): The spread of myrtle rust to K’gari (Fraser Island) poses a significant threat to key ecosystems on the island and a new challenge for the Butchulla Land and Sea Rangers.
- [Tongues wag at A Conservation Conversation](https://wildlife.org.au/tongues-wag-at-a-conservation-conversation/): It was a night to get tongues wagging as Wildlife Queensland presented A Conservation Conversation hosted by Professor Darryl Jones on 17 November.
- [Burning questions for environment champions](https://wildlife.org.au/burning-questions-for-environment-champions/): As the big event draws near, what questions would YOU pose to three generations of highly regarded conservationists all dedicated to making a difference?
- [The Who's Who of 'A Conservation Conversation'](https://wildlife.org.au/the-whos-who-of-a-conservation-conversation/): Exactly who will Professor Jones have in the hot seat on November 17 as Wildlife Queensland presents this year's not-to-be-missed coming together of the conservation community?
- [WPSQ re-focuses on the Reef](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-re-focuses-on-the-reef/): Wildlife Queensland recognises a currently unaddressed contributor to the decline in the health of the Great Barrier Reef and its biodiversity.
- [Stock Route Management Regulation extended](https://wildlife.org.au/stock-route-management-regulation-extended/): Response to serious concerns regarding the extension of the Stock Route Management Regulation 2003 restores faith in dealing with the Palaszczuk Government.
- [Great news, there is hope!](https://wildlife.org.au/great-news-there-is-hope/): Earth Optimism is changing the conservation conversation from doom and gloom to optimism and opportunity. Are you an Earth optimist?
- [Thank you Bulimba Fashion Festival!](https://wildlife.org.au/thank-you-bulimba-fashion-festival/): More good news: Wildlife Queensland congratulates the Brisbane Fashion Festival on its success again this year and thanks the event for its support - on many levels.
- [Kangaroo: A love-hate story](https://wildlife.org.au/kangaroo-a-love-hate-story/): Wildlife Queensland has been contacted by the Department of Environment and Science advising of concerns with how their cooperation has been portrayed in the film.
- [Birdwing really taking off](https://wildlife.org.au/birdwing-really-taking-off/): If you are a Richmond birdwing butterfly, it’s a positive time to be alive (and that’s really saying something of a threatened species in current times)...

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- [Events](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved/events/): Events Subscribe to our e-News © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] What’s on? Subscribe to our e-newsletter and follow us on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn to ensure you never miss an event! More events coming soon… BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW Talking Wildlife REGISTER NOW Subscribe to our e-News Subscribe Now
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- [Bayside Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/bayside-branch/): Bayside Branch CONTACT US © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Steve Homewood, Wildlife Queensland Bayside Branch President (left), and Michael Lusis at the 2022 Indigiscapes Ecofair. Our story Since its formation in 1987, Wildlife Queensland Bayside Branch has been working to protect the vulnerable flora and fauna of our region and educate community members about
- [Discover and Protect](https://wildlife.org.au/discover-and-protect/): Discover & Protect Your data. Real impact. © Jenny Thynne Queensland is Australia’s most biodiverse state — and one of the most biologically rich places on Earth. of Australia’s mammals of our native birds of our native reptiles threatened species in Queensland Yet only 10% of these threatened species have population and status trends available. For 90%, we
- [Queensland Glider Network](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/queensland-glider-network/): QueenslandGlider Network © Josh Bowell [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The world’s only gliding marsupials live here, and they need our help. Queensland’s gliders are disappearing as the old forests and tree hollows they depend on are lost to clearing, bushfire and a changing climate. Since 2006, the Queensland Glider Network has brought together
- [Privacy Policy](https://wildlife.org.au/privacy-policy/): Wildlife Queensland Privacy Policy The Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland (Wildlife Queensland) has created this Privacy Policy (Policy) in order to demonstrate our commitment to protecting your privacy and safeguarding any personal details you provide to us, whether on this website, wildlife.org.au, other Wildlife Queensland websites or mobile applications (Sites) offered to users in Australia, or
- [Fact Sheets, Flyers & Guides](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/fact-sheets-flyers/): View and download Wildlife Queensland's range of informative, educational Fact sheets, Flyers, Brochures and Guides.
- [Upper Dawson Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/upper-dawson-branch/): Upper Dawson Branch CONTACT US © Tamielle Brunt [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland Upper Dawson Branch member outing, Mt Walsh. Our story Formed in 1985, Wildlife Queensland Upper Dawson branch is a community-based group that works hard to protect environmental values in the Upper Dawson, Fitzroy Region in Central Queensland. The Dawson
- [Fraser Coast Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/fraser-coast-branch/): Fraser Coast Branch CONTACT US © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Fighting to save the Hervey Bay Esplanade from over-development. Our story Wildlife Queensland Fraser Coast Branch has a very long and credible history in the protection of local wildlife. Our branch engages members and the local community through a range of activities
- [Annual Reports](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/annual-reports/): View online or download the latest Wildlife Queensland Annual Reports and Wildlife Queensland Branch Reports.
- [Get Involved](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved/): Get Involved © Tamielle Brunt [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Report a wildlife sighting Have you spotted a quoll, platypus, glider, brush-tailed rock-wallaby, echidna, or Richmond birdwing butterfly in the wild in Queensland? report a sighting Become a volunteer Our dedicated, caring volunteers are the backbone of our Society. Find out about our volunteer
- [Batty Boat Cruises](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved/events/batty-boat/): One of Wildlife Queensland’s most successful public education initiatives, since 1984 Batty Boat Cruises have introduced hundreds of people to the fascinating world of flying-foxes (or fruit bats).
- [Townsville Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/townsville-branch/): Townsville Branch CONTACT US Read our Branch Blog © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland Townsville Branch field trip program. Our story Established in 1968, the Townsville Branch has a long history of caring for our local environment and encouraging the community to understand and appreciate the wildlife and natural places
- [Wildlife Australia Magazine](https://wildlife.org.au/wildlife-australia-magazine/): Published quarterly by Wildlife Queensland, Wildlife Australia is Australia’s oldest surviving wildlife magazine & nature journal. Available in print & online.
- [Ceo Report](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/ceo-report/): Hear from our CEO on our conservation work — protecting wildlife, influencing choices, and engaging communities for lasting change.
- [Bequests](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/bequests/): Leave your legacy © David Clode [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] A gift left in a Will can change a life. A gift left to Wildlife Queensland in your Will can change countless lives. Our aim at Wildlife Queensland is to generate hope, and create a future for our native wildlife that is bright.
- [Who We Are](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/who-we-are/): Our mission is to advocate, protect and conserve Queensland’s native terrestrial and marine plants, animals and landscapes.
- [Partner with us](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/partner-with-us/): Partner with us Image: Jenny Thynne [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our partners support our work through financial and in-kind donations. How you can partner with us Partnerships By becoming a corporate partner, your organisation can help us create a better future for our vulnerable wildlife and their habitats. Not only is this great
- [Our Board](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-people/our-board/): Our People © Wildlife Qld [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our Board Our Staff Our Founders Our Interns Our Volunteers Marc Hockings, AO – President Marc is an Emeritus Professor in the School of Environment and the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science at the University of Queensland. He is a long-term member of
- [Our Staff](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-people/our-staff/): Our People © Wildlife Qld [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our Board Our Staff Our Founders Our Interns Our Volunteers Leadership & Management Dr John Tracey – Chief Executive Officer Wildlife Queensland is proud to be led by Dr John Tracey, a highly respected conservation scientist and executive with more than 25 years of
- [Donate](https://wildlife.org.au/donate/): Act now to protect Queensland's threatened species and habitats. Together, we can secure their future. Please donate today.
- [The Thorsborne Trust](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/governance/the-thorsborne-trust/): In 1991, the Thorsborne Trust was launched to recognise a unique champion of the environment, the late Arthur Thorsborne, and to commemorate his achievements.
- [Workplace giving](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/wildlife-protector/workplace-giving/): Workplace giving Image: Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Make every payday count for wildlife Workplace giving is one of the easiest, most tax-effective ways to support Wildlife Queensland’s conservation work. By donating a small amount from your pre-tax salary, you can help protect native animals and their habitats — every pay.
- [Conservation Programs](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/): Conservation Programs © Paul Revie [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland protects and conserves threatened wildlife species through our dedicated conservation programs. Discover and Protect Queensland’s Threatened Species Discover and Protect is a citizen science pilot project first established in May 2025 to collect robust, high-quality biodiversity data about Queensland’s threatened species and
- [Nature Conservation Photography Grant](https://wildlife.org.au/nature-conservation-photography-grant/): The Wildlife Queensland Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant empowers Australian photographers to support community-led conservation projects and tell stories that make a difference.
- [Injured Wildlife? Find Help Near You](https://wildlife.org.au/injured-wildlife-find-help-near-you/): Though Wildlife Queensland is not a wildlife rescue or care organisation, we are happy to connect you with the following services and support. Please note that these groups and organisations are not part of the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland and the following information is provided in good faith.
- [Our People](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-people/): Our People © Wildlife Qld [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our Board Our Board provides strategic governance and oversight, guiding the organisation with expertise under the leadership of President Marc Hockings. Meet Our Board Our Staff Led by CEO Dr John Tracey, our team of skilled professionals across conservation, science, policy, communications and operations
- [Regular Giving](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/wildlife-protector/): Regular Giving © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Be a Wildlife Protector and make saving Queensland’s wildlife part of your everyday life Right now, our wildlife is facing greater threats than ever before. Habitat destruction, climate change, and invasive species are just some of the ever-increasing threats that we are fighting. Animals
- [Volunteer](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved/volunteer/): We simply wouldn’t exist without volunteers! Wildlife Queensland began as a volunteer organisation and volunteers remain at the very heart and soul of everything we do.
- [Internships](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/internships/): Internships © Wildlife Qld [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] About our internships Since 2014, Wildlife Queensland has hosted students from a range of educational institutions seeking placement opportunities in the environmental conservation industry. Students placed with Wildlife Queensland undertake projects in policy development, wildlife monitoring, and community engagement, and support Head Office staff in
- [Capricorn Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/capricorn-branch/): Capricorn Branch CONTACT US Read our Branch Blog © Tourism and Events Queensland/Blink Photography [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland Capricorn Branch stall. Our story Wildlife Queensland Capricorn Branch has been active in the Capricorn Region since 1984 and has a proud history of campaigning for the local environment. We are dedicated to
- [PlatypusWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/platypuswatch-network/): Formed in 2003, Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch is a central hub for coordinating research into Queensland's iconic platypus.
- [Sunshine Coast and Hinterland Inc.](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/sunshine-coast-and-hinterland-inc/): Wildlife Queensland Sunshine Coast & Hinterland Inc. was established in 1963, and was the first ‘country’ branch. Caloundra Branch, as it was originally known, was founded by Kathleen McArthur, one of the four founders of Wildlife Queensland.
- [Coochin Creek Proposed Development](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/advocacy-campaigns/coochin-creek-proposed-development/): Coochin Creek Proposed Development @parks.gov [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Protect Coochin Creek and the Pumicestone Passage A major new tourist development has been proposed for Coochin Creek, on the edge of the Ramsar-listed Moreton Bay Marine Park — one of Queensland’s most sensitive and significant wetland ecosystems. Despite strong local and scientific concerns,
- [Popup test](https://wildlife.org.au/popup-test/)
- [Ban Opera House Nets](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/advocacy-campaigns/ban-opera-house-nets/): Ban Opera House Nets © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland calls for our state government to stop stalling and ban deadly enclosed yabby traps (opera house nets) before more aquatic mammals suffer. Since 2009, Wildlife Queensland has been pushing for a ban on opera house-style traps and funnel traps in
- [Subscribe to E-News](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/subscribe/): Talking Wildlife eBulletin © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Get wildlife news direct to your inbox Add your details below to receive Talking Wildlife eBulletin — Wildlife Queensland’s FREE monthly newsletter, which features the latest conservation news as well as opportunities to volunteer or take impactful action. In addition, we send regular updates
- [Shop](https://wildlife.org.au/shop/): Find fabulous products for all ages in the Wildlife Queensland shop. All proceeds support our critical work to protect and conserve Queensland’s native wildlife.
- [Gold Coast and Hinterland Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/gold-coast-and-hinterland-branch/): Gold Coast and Hinterland Branch CONTACT US © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Ban Beach Bars protest, Kurrawa Beach, Gold Coast. Our story Wildlife Queensland Gold Coast and Hinterland Branch acts as a network for people and organisations, educating and engaging the local community in conservation efforts within the region. The Gold
- [Awards](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/awards/): Every year Wildlife Queensland recognises the achievements and efforts of our members through our special Your Voice for Your Wildlife award ceremony, held annually in September.
- [Quoll Seekers Network](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/quoll-seekers-network/): Wildlife Queensland's Quoll Seekers Network (QSN) collects and disseminates information for a greater understanding of quoll ecology, through population monitoring, mapping, sharing information with the community, and campaigning for their protection.
- [Picture Books, Videos & Webinars](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/picture-books-videos-webinars/): View our educational videos, webinars, and online picture books to learn more about Wildlife Queensland's conservation programs, Queensland's threatened native wildlife, and how you can help.
- [Webinar Series](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved/events/webinars/): Wildlife Queensland’s Talking Wildlife series presents regular webinars for people interested in learning about wildlife conservation and our latest projects.
- [Latest Projects](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/latest-projects/): Latest Projects © Wildlife Qld [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland protects and connects threatened species through our innovative surveying and monitoring programs and key habitat restoration projects. Subscribe to our e-News Subscribe Now
- [Faunawatch](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/faunawatch/): Faunawatch Join Faunawatch © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Faunawatch is a community-based program run by Wildlife Queensland’s Sunshine Coast & Hinterland Branch. Faunawatch began in 1998 in Caloundra City and has since expanded to the entire Sunshine Coast Regional Council area, as well as the Moreton Bay Regional Council and the Fraser
- [EchidnaWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/echidnawatch/): Wildlife Queensland’s dedicated EchidnaWatch program aims to collate information on the distribution of echidnas in Queensland. We can share this information with Wildnet, the wildlife data repository for the EPA, and other organisations, to help plan for better outcomes for echidnas.
- [Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/rbcn/): Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network join the rbcn © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] REPORT A RICHMOND BIRDWING BUTTERFLY SIGHTING The Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) is an affiliation of individuals, groups and organisations dedicated to the conservation of the Richmond birdwing butterfly (Ornithoptera richmondia) and its host plants, the birdwing butterfly vine
- [Partner with us-NEW](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/partner-with-us-new/): Partner with us Image: Jenny Thynne [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our partners support our work through financial and in-kind donations. How you can partner with us Partnerships By becoming a corporate partner, your organisation can help us create a better future for our vulnerable wildlife and their habitats. Not only is this great
- [Kedron Brook Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/kedron-brook-branch/): Kedron Brook Branch CONTACT US © Tanya Dedyukhina/ CC BY 3.0 Wikimedia Commons [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland Kedron Brook Branch members. Our story The Kedron Brook Catchment Branch, proudly part of the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland, champions the protection of the 29-km Kedron Brook and its sprawling 110-km2 catchment in
- [Donor Dashboard](https://wildlife.org.au/donor-dashboard/): Donor Dashboard
- [Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby Conservation Network](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/btrw-network/): The Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby Conservation Network was established in 2022 as an affiliation of individuals, groups and organisations dedicated to the conservation of the vulnerable brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata).
- [Partnerships](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/partner-with-us/partnerships/): Partnerships © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] About partnerships Your organisation can help us create a better future for our vulnerable wildlife and their habitats. Queensland has over 1,000 threatened animal and plant species, many of which are found nowhere else in the world. Your commitment to Wildlife Queensland will help ensure
- [Platypus Month 2024](https://wildlife.org.au/platypus-month-2024/): Join us this Platypus Month © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Join PlatypusWatch as we take part in the ACF platy-project month of action, and help researchers understand more about this elusive animal and how we can better protect it. This September, Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch is partnering with the Australian Conservation Foundation
- [Giving Day 2024 Toolkit](https://wildlife.org.au/giving-day-toolkit/): Giving DayToolkit Canva NFP / Regent honeyeater [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Giving Day Toolkit Do Something Big for Queensland’s Smallest—Giving Day7 September 2024 | 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM This Threatened Species Day, 7 September 2024, we’re on a mission to raise $50,000 to help save Queensland’s most vulnerable small wildlife—and need your
- [platy-project 2023](https://wildlife.org.au/platy-project-2023/): This September, take part in the ACF platy-project month of action and you’ll help researchers understand more about this elusive animal and how we can better protect it.
- [Water mouse](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/water-mouse/): Water mouse John Atkinson [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] One of Australia’s rarest rodents, the water mouse (Xeromys myoides) is a nocturnal non-marsupial terrestrial carnivore that inhabits coastal marine and estuarine environments. Until the late 1990s, when field surveys were carried out by Wildlife Queensland, very little was known of the water mouse (previously
- [Latest News](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/latest-news/): Search the latest news from Wildlife Queensland.
- [Rakali](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/rakali/): Rakali © Neil Andison [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The rakali (Hydromys chrysogaster) — also commonly known as a water rat — is a unique, semi-aquatic native rodent. Shy and nocturnal, they are identifiable by their large size (similar to a platypus) and white-tipped tail. The rakali is the largest member of the Australian
- [Mammals](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/): Mammals © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Flying-foxes Gliders Koala Northern hairy-nosed wombat Northern quoll Platypus Rakali Short-beaked echidna Spotted-tailed quoll Wallabies Water mouse Subscribe to our e-News Subscribe Now
- [Species Profiles](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/): Find out fascinating information about some of Queensland's native wildlife species.
- [Short-beaked echidna](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/short-beaked-echidna/): Short-beaked echidna @ Michael Schmid [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) is Australia’s most widespread animal. Tachyglossus means ‘quick tongue’, referring to the speed with which the echidna uses its tongue to catch ants and termites. Aculeatus means ‘spiny’. Echidnas, together with the platypus, are the world’s only monotremes, or
- [Donation Confirmation](https://wildlife.org.au/donation-confirmation/)
- [Richmond Birdwing Butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/invertebrates/richmond-birdwing-butterfly/): The Richmond birdwing butterfly (Ornithoptera richmondia) is the largest subtropical Australian butterfly.
- [Spotted-tailed quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/spotted-tailed-quoll/): Spotted-tailed quoll © Michael J Barritt [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The spotted-tailed quoll is mainland Australia’s largest marsupial carnivore. As an apex predator, it plays an important role in regulating populations of its prey. Two subspecies — Dasyurus maculatus gracilis and Dasyurus maculatus maculatus — differ subtly in body size, coat colour, patterning and genetics.
- [Koala](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/koala/): Koala © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) is the largest arboreal folivore found in Australia, with a lifestyle adapted to life in the trees. It is the only extant member of the family Phascolarctidae but debate continues amongst researchers as to whether there are two or three subspecies, or
- [Flying-foxes](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/flying-foxes/): Flying-foxes © Bruce Thomson [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Flying-foxes are megabats in the genus Pteropus and are among the largest bats in the world. They play an important role in dispersing seeds and pollinating flowering plants, making them crucial to keeping native forests healthy. Because bats are highly mobile, they can spread seeds locally and over great
- [Platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/platypus/): Platypus © Edwinna Bartley [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The platypus belongs to the order Monotremata, meaning ‘one hole’ because it has a single opening for its excretory and reproductive systems. The platypus occurs only in Australia though similar fossils from 60 million years ago have been found in South America. Platypus populations occur
- [Single-use Plastic Free Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/advocacy-campaigns/single-use-plastic-free-queensland/): Single-use Plastic Free Queensland © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland took over the Plastic Bag Free Queensland campaign from Queensland Conservation Council in January 2015, and with our colleagues the Boomerang Alliance, who focused on a container refund scheme for bottles and cans, we set about lobbying for both a
- [Further reading](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/further-reading/): Further reading © Ecopix / Wildlife Qld [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Further reading about platypuses Websites: Department of Environment and Science Queensland NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Wild Watch Australia Australian Platypus Conservancy Upper Wimmera Landcare Group, Project Platypus Gecko — Gold Coast and Hinterland Environment Council Moggill Creek Catchment Group Oxley Creek Catchment
- [Wildlife blog](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/wildlife-blog/): Wildlife Queensland's Wildlife Blog covers topics including, wildlife-friendly gardens, wildlife conservation, habitat tips & tools, and wildlife & nature activities for kids.
- [Queensland frogs](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/amphibians/queensland-frogs/): Queensland has 132 species of frog, more than any other Australian state. The wet coastal areas between Cooktown and the Queensland/New South Wales border — the area with the most rapidly expanding population in Australia — contain 75 per cent of all Queensland frog species.
- [Australian brush turkey](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/birds/australian-brush-turkey/): Australian Brush Turkey © Neil Zoglauer [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The Australian brush turkey is one of three species in Australia known as the Megapodes, or ‘mound builders.’ All three species build mounds to incubate their eggs. The Australian brush turkey is now a familiar sight right into the inner suburbs of Brisbane. However,
- [Invertebrates](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/invertebrates/): Invertebrates © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Great carpenter bee Richmond birdwing butterfly Boggomoss snail Subscribe to our e-News Subscribe Now
- [Southern Cassowary](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/birds/southern-cassowary/): Southern cassowary © Greg Miles [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The southern cassowary (Casuarius casuarius johnsonii) is the largest fruit-eating bird in the world. It is native to the tropical forests of Papua New Guinea, nearby islands and north-eastern Australia. The southern cassowary is an important rainforest gardener, spreading the seeds of rainforest trees. Sometimes
- [Wallum sedgefrog](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/amphibians/wallum-sedgefrog/): Wallum sedgefrog © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The wallum sedgefrog is one of a group of frogs that depend on lowland wallum habitat. Wallum is the aboriginal name for the banksia (Banksia aemula) that usually dominates the sandy soils of coastal southern Queensland and New South Wales. Quick facts COMMON NAME:wallum
- [Amphibians](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/amphibians/): Amphibians © Stephen Zozaya [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Queensland frogs Wallum sedgefrog Subscribe to our e-news Subscribe Now
- [Birds](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/birds/): Birds © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Australian brush turkey Southern cassowary Subscribe to our e-News Subscribe Now
- [Become a Wildlife Protector - v2](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/become-a-wildlife-protector-v2/): Be a Wildlife Protector © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Make saving Queensland’s wildlife part of your everyday life Right now, our wildlife is facing greater threats than ever before. Habitat destruction, climate change, and invasive species are just some of the ever-increasing threats that we are fighting. Animals like greater gliders
- [Educational Resources](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/): Educational Resources © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] View and download our range of educational resources, including wildlife species profiles, guides & fact sheets, online picture books, webinars & videos, and more. Learn all about our native wildlife, including what we’re doing to help threatened species. Explore View and download our range
- [Cassowary Coast–Hinchinbrook Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/cassowary-coast-hinchinbrook-branch/): Cassowary Coast – Hinchinbrook Branch CONTACT US © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our story Our story is a simple one — we are a tiny branch with huge passion and commitment for the protection of the amazing landscape in which we live. I think we all wonder sometimes if we can
- [Brisbane Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/brisbane-branch/): Brisbane Branch CONTACT US © Bruce Thomson [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Queensland Brisbane Branch AGM. Our story Wildlife Queensland Brisbane Branch has been going strong since 1979, advocating conservation through enjoyable education activities. Our city is growing, and some people are losing touch with nature. Our activities provide an opportunity to gain
- [Report a Sighting](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved/report-a-sighting/): Report a sighting © Bruce Thomson/Scott Burnett [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Have you spotted a quoll, platypus, glider, brush-tailed rock-wallaby, echidna, or Richmond birdwing butterfly in the wild? By reporting where and when you have seen these species (either alive or dead), you will make a positive contribution to Wildlife Queensland’s conservation programs,
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- [Our Branches](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/): Wildlife Queensland’s network of branches across Queensland provides grassroots knowledge and action at the local level.
- [Containers for Change](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/containers-for-change/): Cash in containers for wildlife © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Your change can make a BIG difference Containers for Change, Queensland’s container refund scheme, was introduced on 1 November 2018 to help clean up our state. The scheme aims to increase recycling rates and reduce litter by encouraging Queenslanders to exchange
- [Name the Platypus Chocolate Contest](https://wildlife.org.au/name-the-platypus-chocolate-contest/): Enter our "Name the Platypus Chocolate" contest for a chance to WIN a $100 Maleny Chocolate Co. voucher!
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- [Great carpenter bee](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/invertebrates/great-carpenter-bee/): Great carpenter bee © Jenny Thynne [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Australia has more than 1600 species of native bees and 8 species of carpenter bees. Amongst the largest are the two groups of carpenter bees: Xylocopa (Koptortosoma) and Xylocopa (Lestis). Species in the subgenus Lestis are metallic green in colour, while those in the subgenus Koptortosoma are
- [Toowoomba Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/toowoomba-branch/): Wildlife Queensland Toowoomba Branch is a hands-on active branch that is involved in the community and makes a point of working with other local organisations.
- [Our History](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-history/): Four passionate, influential people who shared a genuine concern for wildlife and its habitat formed the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland (now known as Wildlife Queensland) on 6 September 1962, the first such organisation in the state.
- [Terms and Conditions](https://wildlife.org.au/name-the-platypus-chocolate-contest/terms/): Read the Terms and Conditions for the "Name the Platypus Chocolate" contest and enter for a chance to WIN!
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- [Greater gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/gliders/greater-gliders/): Greater glider © Jasmine Zeleny [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The greater glider is Australia’s largest gliding mammal. Two morphologically and genetically distinct species are currently recognised: the northern greater glider (Petauroides minor ) north of Bowen in central Queensland, and the southern and central greater glider (Petauroides volans ) below this. Quick facts last updated: 5
- [Gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/gliders/): Gliders © Jasmine Zeleny [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Nocturnal, possum-like gliders inhabit Australia’s woodlands and forests. Their definingcharacteristic is the membrane (patagium) that extends between the fore and hind limbs and enables them to glide. Like all marsupials, they are born in an underdeveloped state — minute, blind, and hairless — before further developing in
- [Subscribe to E-News - MVLA-TEST](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/subscribe-mvla-test/): Talking Wildlife eBulletin © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Get wildlife news direct to your inbox Add your details below to receive Talking Wildlife eBulletin — Wildlife Queensland’s FREE monthly newsletter, which features the latest conservation news as well as opportunities to volunteer or take impactful action. In addition, we send regular updates
- [Mahogany Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/gliders/mahogany-glider/): Mahogany glider © Daryl Dickson [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The mahogany glider is named for its rich brown mahogany colour and the importance of the swamp mahogany tree, Lophostemon suaveolens, in its habitat. The scientific name Petaurus gracilis means slender rope dancer. They have been known to glide up to 60 metres, with
- [Whiptail wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/wallabies/whiptail-wallaby/): Whiptail wallaby © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The most beautiful and boldly marked of mid-sized kangaroos, the whiptail wallaby (Macropus parryi) gets its name from its long tail, which tapers to a whip-like end. Edward Turner Bennett first named this species in 1835 from a specimen collected at Stroud, New South
- [Bridled nailtail wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/wallabies/bridled-nailtail-wallaby/): Bridled nailtail wallaby © Bruce Thomson [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The bridled nailtail wallaby (Onychogalea fraenata) is one of three nailtail wallaby species, only two of which exist today. All these species of wallaby are named after the bony nail-like projection at the end of the tail. The northern nailtail wallaby (O. unguifera)
- [Brush-tailed rock-wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/wallabies/brush-tailed-rock-wallaby/): Brush-tailed rock-wallaby © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The highly agile brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) is one of the largest rock wallabies, though small compared to other wallaby species. It is named for its typically brown to black bushy tail and its preference for rocky habitats. Small, isolated populations of brush-tailed rock-wallabies are
- [Wallabies](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/wallabies/): Wallabies © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wallabies (Notamacropus) are small or middle-sized marsupials native to Australia and New Guinea. There are around 30 different species of wallaby (macropod) from the scientific family Macropodidae (Macropodidae means ‘big feet’). Wallaby species are grouped roughly by habitat, such as shrub wallabies, brush wallabies, and
- [Northern quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/northern-quoll/): Northern quoll © Bruce Thomson/Scott Burnett [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The northern quoll (Dasyurus hallucatus) is the smallest of four species of marsupial carnivore in the genus Dasyurus. Although they are the smallest of all quolls, they are the most aggressive. North Queensland is the only place in Australia where the northern quoll
- [Northern hairy-nosed wombat](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/northern-hairy-nosed-wombat/): Northern hairy-nosed wombat © Graham Lee [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The northern hairy-nosed wombat, Queensland’s most endangered mammal, has reached a population milestone, now exceeding more than 300. When the species was first surveyed, in the early 1980s, there were just 35 wombats, found in only one location in the world — here,
- [Yellow-bellied glider](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/gliders/yellow-bellied-glider/): Yellow-bellied glider © Josh Bowell [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The yellow-bellied glider is the largest (and loudest) of the four Petaurus gliders that occur in Australia. Two recognised subspecies occur patchily throughout the eucalypt forests of eastern Australia. The Wet Tropics subspecies, locally known as the ‘fluffy glider’, inhabits far north Queensland, whereas
- [Sugar gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/gliders/sugar-gliders/): Sugar gliders © Michael J Barritt [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Sugar gliders are possibly the most commonly known of all the glider species in Australia. Recent research has shown that gliders previously classified as sugar gliders actually belong to three different species. Like it’s larger cousin, the squirrel glider, sugar gliders can glide
- [Spectacled flying-fox](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/flying-foxes/spectacled-flying-fox/): Spectacled flying-fox © Bruce Thomson [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Spectacled flying-foxes were first described in 1850 by Gould from a specimen collected on Fitzroy Island. They are important seed dispersers and pollinators of rainforest flora. Spectacled flying-foxes have the smallest known distribution and population of the four Australian mainland Pteropus flying-foxes. Quick facts
- [Black flying-fox](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/flying-foxes/black-flying-fox/): Black flying-fox © Bruce Thomson [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The black flying-fox (Pteropus alecto) has the largest body size of the four mainland species of flying-fox in Australia — up to approximately 26 cm, and can weigh up to 1000 g. The species was first described by Temminck in 1837 from a specimen from
- [Grey-headed flying-fox](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/flying-foxes/grey-headed-flying-fox/): Grey-headedflying-fox © James Dorey [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The grey-headed flying-fox (Pteropus poliocephalus) is the largest Australian fruit bat with a wingspan of up to one metre. It is the only flying-fox species with a collar of orange/brown fur that fully encircles the head and with fur right down their legs to the
- [Little red flying-fox](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/flying-foxes/little-red-flying-fox/): Little red flying-fox © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The little red flying-fox (Pteropus scapulatus) is the most widespread species of megabat in Australia. It is the only species of Australian flying-fox that regularly roosts in clusters — up to 30 have been seen hanging together in a tight bunch. The weight
- [Boggomoss snail](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/invertebrates/boggomoss-snail/): Boggomoss snail © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The Boggomoss snail (Adclarkia dawsonensis) is an exceptionally rare Queensland endemic species with only two known populations existing in the Dawson Valley near Taroom. One of these populations occurs on a Boggomoss (aquifer-fed moist environment) on Mt Rose Station and the other as
- [Feathertail gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/gliders/feathertail-gliders/): Feathertail gliders © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The feathertail glider (Acrobates pygmaeus) is the smallest gliding marsupial in the world, named for its long feather-shaped tail. The scientific name for this species means pygmy acrobat. A second species, the broad-toed feathertail glider (Acrobates frontalis), has been recognised (Harris, 2015) based on
- [Squirrel glider](https://wildlife.org.au/news-resources/educational-resources/species-profiles/mammals/gliders/squirrel-glider/): Squirrel glider © Jasmine Zeleny [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Similar to, and often mistaken for, the more common sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps), the squirrel glider (Petaurus norfolcensis) is, in fact, the larger of the two with a long bushy tail as wide as the body at the base and a longer, pointed face.
- [Contact Us](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/contact-us/): Contact Us send us a message © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The Wildlife Queensland head office, located in Brisbane, is the hub of the Society’s work. Our head office is: where we deal with the daily demands of statewide environmental issues and operate one of Queensland’s largest conservation organisations; the focal
- [About Us](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/): Wildlife Queensladmission is to advocate, protect and conserve Queensland’s native terrestrial and marine plants, animals and landscapes.
- [Adopt an Animal](https://wildlife.org.au/support-us/adopt/): Adopt an Animal © Bruce Thomson [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] All symbolic animal adoptions fund our vital projects to conserve threatened native wildlife. Support Wildlife Queensland’s vital conservation work for the survival of threatened wildlife and their habitats by symbolically adopting an animal for one year with a $60 to $500 tax-deductible donation. A
- [Froggy February Photo Competition](https://wildlife.org.au/froggy-february-photo-competition/): Enter the 2023 Wildlife Queensland Froggy February Photo Competition for your chance to win some great froggy prizes!
- [Logan Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/logan-branch/): Logan Branch CONTACT US © Karin Cox [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our story Wildlife Queensland Logan Branch runs a range of educational activities and events for branch members and the local community. These include: workshops on various environmental issues of local interest, including wetlands and how to write submissions hosted events, such as
- [Wildlife Queensland Froggy February Photo Competition submission form](https://wildlife.org.au/froggy-february-photo-competition/submission-form/): Subscribe to our e-News Subscribe Now
- [Governance](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/governance/): Governance © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our structure Wildlife Queensland is a non-profit incorporated association with no political affiliations. We have over 5,000 supporters linked through a simple structure consisting of an elected governing council, specialised staff and dedicated volunteers at the head office in Brisbane and branches throughout the state.
- [Advocacy Campaigns](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/advocacy-campaigns/): Advocacy Campaigns © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Ban Opera House Traps Support our QLD campaign Wildlife Queensland calls for our state government to stop stalling and ban deadly opera house traps before more aquatic mammals suffer. Explore Single-use Plastic Free Queensland Help make QLD plastic free! Wildlife Queensland was instrumental in
- [Wildlife Land Fund Ltd](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/wildlife-land-fund-ltd/): Wildlife Land Fund Ltd Contributing to an ecologically sustainable future by conserving Queensland’s natural environment © Wildlife Qld [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Wildlife Land Fund Limited (WLFL) is Queensland’s leading community organisation involved in acquiring land to be managed for wildlife and habitat. WLFL is a public, limited guarantee, non-profit company. Funds come
- [Scenic Rim Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/scenic-rim-branch/): Scenic Rim Branch CONTACT US Read our Branch Blog © Karin Cox [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] WPSQ Scenic Rim Chair Ronda Green explains the corridor revegetation project for the Scenic Rim post-bushfire. Our story The Scenic Rim is a fertile, mountainous region of South East Queensland and is one of the most biodiverse
- [Far North Queensland Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/about-us/our-branches/far-north-queensland-branch/): Far North Queensland Branch CONTACT US © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.14.7″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] The Daintree, looking towards Cape Tribulation. Our story Wildlife Queensland Far North Queensland Branch’s area of interest includes the preservation of wildlife in all of north and Far North Queensland, particularly endangered and threatened species, protected area management and integrity,
- [2022 AGM, 60 years celebration & southern branches get-together](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved/events/2022-agm-60-years-celebration-southern-branches-get-together/): 2022 AGM, Southern Branches & 60 Years Celebration Book Tickets © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.14.7″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Supporters are invited to join Wildlife Queensland as we celebrate our 60th year by the serene waters of Cedar Lake Country Resort at Advancetown in the Gold Coast Hinterland. The event has been scheduled over the weekend from Friday 9
- [Protecting the Platypus Webinar](https://wildlife.org.au/get-involved/events/webinars/protecting-the-platypus-webinar/): Protecting the Platypus © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.14.7″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Protecting the platypus In this special webinar, co-hosted by Archdiocese of Brisbane and Wildlife Queensland, resident platypus ecologist Tamielle Brunt talks about: the uniqueness and importance of platypuses threats to platypus populations in south-east Queensland platypus survey methods and findings PlatypusWatch community-based program
- [Membership](https://wildlife.org.au/membership/): Membership © Wildlife Queensland [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.14.7″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] Our members are the lifeblood of our organisation Join Wildlife Queensland or renew your membership today to help us continue our mission to protect wildlife, influence choices and engage communities. Wildlife Queensland Membership benefits include: Becoming a supporter of Queensland’s longest-running conservation group and working with us
- [Platypus Sighting Form](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/conservation-programs/platypuswatch-network/platypuswatch-sighting-form/): Record your platypus sightings in Queensland with PlatypusWatch Network.
- [Policies & Submissions](https://wildlife.org.au/our-work/policies-submissions/): Campaigns Make a Donation Watch a Message About Our Campaigns Volunteers & Contributors Dollars Raised [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.14.7″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] 350 Windmills Funded. 27 to Go! Renewable Energy Campaign Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium, totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto
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## Projects

- [The Yellow-bellied Glider Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/the-yellow-bellied-glider-project/): The Yellow-bellied Glider Project aims to increase conservation awareness for the uncommonly observed yellow-bellied glider and threatened greater glider with councils, private landholders, and the general public.
- [Mahogany Glider Recovery Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/mahogany-glider-recovery-project/): Since the mid-1990s, Wildlife Queensland Cassowary Coast — Hinchinbrook Branch, together with Wildlife Queensland Townsville Branch, Terrain NRM, and the Mahogany Glider Recovery Team, has been actively working to save the endangered mahogany glider (Petaurus gracilis) from extinction.
- [Greater Glider Conservation and Community Engagement in Logan](https://wildlife.org.au/project/greater-glider-conservation-and-community-engagement-in-logan/): This Queensland Glider Network project aims to support the persistence of endangered greater glider populations in Logan.
- [Resilient Rivers - Multi-species eDNA Results](https://wildlife.org.au/project/resilient-rivers-results/): Explore interactive eDNA results from SEQ waterways — discover 660+ species detected, including platypus and lungfish.
- [Resilient Rivers - Multi-species eDNA and Platypus Icon Stewardship Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/resilient-rivers/): From 2025 to 2027, Wildlife Queensland is partnering with Resilient Rivers SEQ, funded by the Australian Government, Queensland Government, Council of Mayors (SEQ) and Local Government Areas, as part of the South East Queensland City Deal, to deliver long-lasting conservation benefits to the region.
- [Conserving the Vulnerable Richmond Birdwing Butterfly – Quarry Life Award](https://wildlife.org.au/project/conserving_richmond-birdwing-quarry-life-award/): This innovative approach to quarry site rehabilitation demonstrates how extraction sites can become nurseries for threatened species, transforming industrial landscapes into biodiversity havens.
- [Quoll Quest: Wild West](https://wildlife.org.au/project/quoll-quest-wild-west/): Quoll Quest: Wild West Attempting to define the south-western boundaries of the spotted-tailed quoll’s range. Volunteer to help © CanvaNFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs use_custom_home_link=”off” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] About this project In March 2025, Wildlife Queensland’s kind donors and supporters helped our Quoll Seekers Network (QSN) raise more than $14,000 in a single giving day to support the
- [Community Surveys for Quolls in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland](https://wildlife.org.au/project/community-surveys-for-quolls-sunshine-coast/): This project conducted camera trap surveys to assess whether the endangered spotted-tailed quoll (Dasyurus maculatus) and northern quoll (D. hallucatus) persist within protected areas of the Sunshine Coast.
- [Conservation Dogs for Detecting Greater Gliders in Logan](https://wildlife.org.au/project/conservation-dogs-for-detecting-greater-gliders-in-logan/): This project aims to develop an understanding of Logan’s greater glider population by utilising conservation detection dogs as a complementary tool to traditional survey methods.
- [Building a Baseline - Echidna Conservation Through Community Engagement](https://wildlife.org.au/project/building-a-baseline/): Building a Baseline © CanvaNFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] About this project In early 2025, Wildlife Queensland’s short-beaked echidna ecologist, Dr Kate Dutton-Regester, successfully secured a Wettenhall Environment Trust grant for $9,292 to establish the ‘Building a Baseline: Echidna Conservation Through Community Engagement’ project. The short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) is often perceived
- [Coordinated Corridors Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/coordinated-corridors-project/): Creating habitat corridors to link established Richmond birdwing butterfly populations in South East Queensland. Read more ...
- [Greater Gliders in the Urban Landscape](https://wildlife.org.au/project/greater-gliders-in-the-urban-landscape/): In November 2023, Wildlife Queensland launched a Greater Glider Christmas Appeal to fund a critical project aimed at enhancing our understanding of greater glider behaviour, habitat preferences and movement patterns in South East Queensland.
- [Dutchman’s Pipe Removal in the Redlands](https://wildlife.org.au/project/dutchmans-pipe-removal-redlands/): A Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network project which aims to control the invasive Dutchman's pipe in the Redlands to save the Richmond birdwing butterfly.
- [Brush-tailed rock-wallaby recovery in South East Qld](https://wildlife.org.au/project/brush-tailed-rock-wallaby-recovery-in-south-east-qld/): Funded by the Australian Government’s Environment Restoration Fund — Threatened Species Strategy Action Plan — Priority Species Grants, this project represents the hands-on, in-field aspects of improving conservation outcomes for brush-tailed rock-wallabies.
- [Doubling the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby in Southern Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/project/doubling-the-brush-tailed-rock-wallaby-in-southern-qld/): Building on existing work by Wildlife Queensland, this project aims to improve the population trajectory of the vulnerable brush-tailed rock-wallaby throughout the northern part of the species’ range.
- [The platy-project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/the-platy-project/): This September, take part in the ACF platy-project month of action, and you’ll help researchers understand more about this elusive animal and how we can better protect it.
- [Improving habitat for brush-tailed rock-wallabies in Ipswich](https://wildlife.org.au/project/improving-habitat-for-brush-tailed-rock-wallabies-in-ipswich/): Flinders-Goolman rehabilitation project Improving habitat for brush-tailed rock-wallabies in Ispwich © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] About this project Utilising combined funds from Wildlife Queensland’s 2018 Christmas appeal and Ipswich City Council funding, this project within Flinders–Goolman Conservation Estate aimed to alleviate the threats identified in the National Recovery Plan for
- [Captive-Breeding & Release Project (Dept. of Environment & Science)](https://wildlife.org.au/project/captive-breeding-release-project/): Strengthening the genetic makeup of breeding populations of birdwings across their Queensland range. Read more ...
- [Greater Glider Nest Box Project – Sheep Station Creek Conservation Park​](https://wildlife.org.au/project/greater-glider-nest-box-project-sheep-station-creek-conservation-park/): Greater GliderNest Box Project © Jasmine Zeleny [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs font_icon=”9||divi||400″ use_before_icon=”off” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] About this project In 2017, Wildlife Queensland’s Queensland Glider Network (QGN) launched a project to implement a nest box installation program at Sheep Station Creek Conservation Park in Caboolture, Queensland specifically targeting southern and central greater gliders (Petauroides volans). The aims of
- [Greater Brisbane Platypus eDNA Surveys Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/platypuswatch-edna-survey-project/): Noticing a decline in reported platypus sightings, in 2016 Wildlife Queensland initiated the Greater Brisbane Platypus eDNA Surveys Project to use a new and exciting monitoring method, called environmental DNA (eDNA), to sample waterways for evidence of platypuses.
- [Quolls in the Mary River Catchment Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/quolls-in-the-mary-river-catchment-project/): In 2019, Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network (QSN) was granted $33,540 from the state government’s Community Sustainability Action Grant program to continue their mission to find endangered quolls in the Mary River Catchment of Queensland's Sunshine Coast Hinterland.
- [Understanding brush-tailed rock-wallaby populations in Logan](https://wildlife.org.au/project/understanding-brush-tailed-rock-wallabies-in-logan/): In 2021, Wildlife Queensland and Logan City Council joined forces to investigate habitats within the Logan City Council Area for evidence of populations of the vulnerable brush-tailed rock-wallaby.
- [Birdwing Butterfly Vines for the Redlands](https://wildlife.org.au/project/birdwing-vines-for-the-redlands/): Wildlife Queensland’s Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) was granted $9,765 through Redland City Council’s Community Grants Program to increase food plant habitats for the Richmond birdwing butterfly in the Redland City Council region.
- [Bushfire Recovery Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/bushfire-recovery-project/): Providing local communities and landholders in bushfire-affected areas of South East Queensland with the knowledge, skills, and information to implement recovery actions for fire-affected populations of southern and central greater gliders.
- [Adopt Your Vine & Mine](https://wildlife.org.au/project/adopt-your-vine-mine/): Helping to recover the vulnerable Richmond birdwing butterfly by engaging community members in key areas in Logan to ‘adopt’ and maintain a birdwing butterfly vine on both their property and at a neighbouring Council-owned bushland site.
- [Upper Dawson Platypus eDNA Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/upper-dawson-platypus-edna-project/): Upper Dawson eDNA Project A citizen science program to detect and protect platypuses in Banana Shire Back to PlatypusWatch Network © Wildlife Qld [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] About this project In 2021, the ‘PlatypusWatch eDNA in the Dawson River’ project — proudly supported by $26,930 from the Queensland Government’s Queensland Citizen Science Grants — began
- [Bushfire Recovery PlatypusWatch Project](https://wildlife.org.au/project/bushfire-recovery-platypuswatch-project/): Bushfire Recovery Project Monitoring and recovering platypuses in bushfire-affected regions of South East Queensland Back to PlatypusWatch Network © Canva NFP [lwp_divi_breadcrumbs _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/lwp_divi_breadcrumbs] About this project In 2021, Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch was a successful recipient of grant funding under the Australian government’s Bushfire Recovery for Wildlife and their Habitats program. The overarching federal government program

## Products

- [Squirrel Glider Plush Toy — Large](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/squirrel-glider-plush-toy-large/): Large, exquisitely soft and realistic Australian Squirrel Glider plush toy. Size: 36cm/14″
- [Mini Platypus Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/mini-platypus-soft-toy/): Fluffy mini platypus soft toy. Size: 11cm/4″ (L) and 3cm/1″ (H)
- [Jett – Flying Fox (Fruit Bat)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/jett-flying-fox-fruit-bat/): Flying-fox soft plush toy. Size: 28cm/11″
- [Squirrel Glider Plush Toy — Mini](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/squirrel-glider-plush-toy-mini/): Exquisitely soft and realistic mini Australian Squirrel Glider plush toy. Size: Size: 20cm/7.8″
- [Mini Echidna Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/mini-echidna-soft-toy/): Handcrafted soft plush toy. Size: 11cm/4″ (L) and 7cm/3″ (H)
- [Nightlife](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/nightlife/): Hardback / 32pp. Recommended age range: 5+
- [Hey Peter](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/hey_peter/): Price includes postage. Paperback. Recommended age range: 3 to 6.
- [Peter Platypus Keyring](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/peter-platypus-keyring/): Soft faux fur platypus keyring. Size: 11cm
- [Mini Quoll Plush Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/mini-quoll-plush-toy/): Exquisitely soft and realistic mini Eastern Quoll plush toy. Size: 13cm
- [Men’s Crew Socks](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/clothing-jewellery/mens-crew-socks/): Choose from a range of native animal designs. All socks are men’s size 7-11.
- [Women’s Crew Socks](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/clothing-jewellery/womens-crew-socks/): Choose from a range of gorgeous native animal designs. All socks are women’s size 2-8.
- [Adopt A Platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/adopt/adopt-a-platypus/): Would you like to help us keep our platy … happy? Adopt a Platypus
- [Adopt A Quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/adopt/adopt-a-quoll/): Queensland is a great spot for quolls Would you like to help us keep it that way? Adopt a Quoll
- [Adopt A Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/adopt/adopt-a-glider/): Home is where the hollow is … … it’s a long-term investment! Around 400 Australian fauna species use tree hollows including gliders. However local populations of all our glider species are increasingly impacted by habitat loss and fragmentation, invasive species, and other threatening processes. Join our Adopt a Glider program and you will be supporting
- [Platypus Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/platypus-soft-toy/): Puggles the Platypus Soft Toy. Size: 30cm
- [Adopt A Richmond Birdwing Butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/adopt/adopt-a-richmond-birdwing-butterfly/): Don't let them drift away forever Adopt-a-Richmond Birdwing Butterfly
- [Adopt a Brushie](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/adopt/adopt-a-brushie/): Would you like to help us keep our brush-tailed rock-wallabies… leaping and bounding? Adopt a Brushie
- [Getting to Know the Birds in Your Neighbourhood](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/getting-to-know-the-birds-in-your-neighbourhood/): Author: Darryl Jones Paperback (Flexible plastic/vinyl cover) | 240pp | 198x128mm
- [Queenie the Quoll 20cm](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/queenie-the-quoll-20cm/): Soft, eco-friendly quoll plush toy.
- [Wildlife Australia — Current Edition](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/magazine/current-edition/): Sorting a plethora of problems OUR EDITORIAL coverage in this edition spans a plethora of problems – and sorts them without necessarily solving them. But it also looks into a plethora of solutions to these conservation problems. For example, with the H5 bird flu pandemic creeping up on us from Australia’s remote Southern Ocean islands,
- [Wildlife Australia — Previous Editions](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/magazine/previous-edition-s/): Wildlife Australia is Australia’s oldest surviving wildlife magazine and nature journal. Published by Wildlife Queensland, our quarterly, 48-page full-colour magazine features articles by experts, researchers and award-winning natural history authors and showcases the photography of some of Australia’s most talented photographers. All proceeds from Wildlife Australia support Wildlife Queensland’s crucial conservation projects.
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- [Turtle Needs Help](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/turtle-needs-help/): 26 pgs | Paperback
- [The Only Ones Left](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/the-only-ones-left/): We share our Australian home with an amazing variety of native animals but some of them are in danger of disappearing forever. What would it be like if we were the only ones left? This book sends a clear and inspiring message that unless we care for the environment and its wildlife, there will be
- [Cheeky Platypus by Edith Wiskar](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/cheeky-platypus-edith-wiskar/): Artwork title: Cheeky Platypus Photographer: Edith Wiskar Medium: Photograph mounted on block Size:17.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 2 cm Shipping in Australia included. The sale of this artwork goes towards helping Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch continue to conserve the platypus.
- [Dark Platypus by Edith Wiskar](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/cheeky-dark_platypus-by-edith-wiskar/): Artwork title: Dark Platypus Photographer: Edith Wiskar Medium: Photograph mounted on block Size:17.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 2 cm Shipping in Australia included. The sale of this artwork goes towards helping Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch continue to conserve the platypus.
- [Grinding Platypus by Edith Wiskar](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/dark-grinding-platypus-by-edith-wiskar/): Artwork title: Grinding Platypus Photographer: Edith Wiskar Medium: Photograph mounted on block Size:17.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 2 cm Shipping in Australia included. The sale of this artwork goes towards helping Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch continue to conserve the platypus.
- [Muddy Platypus by Edith Wiskar](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/muddy-platypus-by-edith-wiskar/): Artwork title: Muddy Platypus Photographer: Edith Wiskar Medium: Photograph mounted on block Size:17.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 2 cm Shipping in Australia included. The sale of this artwork goes towards helping Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch continue to conserve the platypus.
- [Squishy Platypus by Edith Wiskar](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/squishy-platypus-by-edith-wiskar/): Artwork title: Squishy Platypus Photographer: Edith Wiskar Medium: Photograph mounted on block Size:17.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 2 cm Shipping in Australia included. The sale of this artwork goes towards helping Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch continue to conserve the platypus.
- [Scratching Platypus by Edith Wiskar](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/scratching-platypus-by-edith-wiskar/): Artwork title: Scratching Platypus Photographer: Edith Wiskar Medium: Photograph mounted on block Size:17.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 2 cm Shipping in Australia included. The sale of this artwork goes towards helping Wildlife Queensland's PlatypusWatch continue to conserve the platypus.
- [Paddles the Platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/paddles-the-platypus/): Paddles the Platypus, an Australian animal children’s book, is about a platypus mother-to-be. Paddles is searching for the right place to lay her eggs.
- [Spikey’s Day Out](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/spikeys-day-out/): Spikey’s Day Out is an illustrated children’s book about Spikey the echidna, who lives in the Tablelands of tropical Australia.
- [Squeak and Squawk](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/squeak-and-squawk/): Suitable for children aged 3 to 6 yrs old.
- [Lovely: A Story about A Stingless Bee](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/lovely-a-story-about-a-stingless-bee/): Written by Melissa Ballantyne and beautifully illustrated by Deanna Bresnehan, this enchanting children's book follows the journey of Lovely – a stingless bee – to discover the wonder and workings of Australia's native bees. The perfect book for children to learn about Australian native bees. Suitable for lower primary students.
- [Piece by Piece: Conservation and Development on the Sunshine Coast 1960–2020](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/piecebypiece/): 60 years of the push and pull between the development of the Sunshine Coast’s environment for human convenience and profit, and its protection as a natural habitat for wildlife and value to humankind.
- [On Froggy Pond](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/on-froggy-pond/): 179 pages. Soft Cover. Including 16 colouring-in pages and 10 pages of fun facts.
- [A Feeling for Nature — Notes from a Golden Age](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/a-feeling-for-nature-notes-from-a-golden-age/): A natural history memoir. Paperback, 374 pages. Size: 15 cm x 23 cm.
- [Princess Bee and the Boy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/princess-bee-and-the-boy/): Princess Bee and the Boy is the story of a curious boy who discovers the gentle magic of Australia’s native stingless bees and falls in love with their unique honey.
- [Fuzzy the Koala](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/fuzzy-the-koala/): Fuzzy the Koala is an illustrated children’s book about a cute koala joey named Fuzzy. Fuzzy starts out in his mother’s pouch.
- [Glissandra the Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/glissandra_the_glider/): Paperback. 32pp. Recommended age range: 3 to 6.
- [Hull River Rolley](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/hull_river_rolley/): Paperback. 36pp. Recommended age range: 3 to 6.
- [Paddy O’Melon the Irish Kangaroo](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/paddy-omelon-the-irish-kangaroo/): A beautiful story about a young orphaned pademelon discovering where he truly belongs. Paperback. 32pp. Recommended age range: 4 to 8.
- [Birdwings' New Home](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/birdwings-new-home/): This children's book follows the experiences of a pair of Birdwing Butterflies as they 'move house', seeking new friends and a place to belong. It is suitable for primary school-age children and is exquisitely illustrated. Price includes FREE postage & handling within Australia. Proceeds go to help the recovery of the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly through
- [Quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/quolbysandrakendall/): 32pp | 295x297mm
- [Recipe for Perfect Planet Pie](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/recipeperfectplanet/): This book reads like a recipe, each ‘method’ using nature’s ingredients. A Helpful Hints column on each page provides extra environmental BG. Each detailed illustration in this hardcover book is hand-painted onto silk. A spectacular fold-out image of the pie, is a ‘WOW’ ending to the book. There is also more extension information in the
- [Tick Tock Tick Tock What's Up Croc?](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/tick-tock-tick-tock-whats-up-croc/): 40 pgs | picture information soft cover book
- [Saving the Flying-Fox](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/saving-the-flying-fox/): Saving the Flying-Fox: A Precious Forest Pollinator is a colourful picture book that explores the history and environmental role of the flying-fox.
- [Cassy’s Tale](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/cassys-tale/): Cassy’s Tale, an Australian animal children’s book, is the story of a cassowary chick from the moment she hatches and then learns how to walk.
- [What Birdo is that? A Field Guide to Bird-people](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/what-birdo-is-that-a-field-guide-to-bird-people/): Author: Libby Robin; 272 pgs
- [Green Tree Frogs (paperback)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/green-tree-frogs/): Children's Picture Book, Ages 3+. Paperback
- [Let’s Count Australian Animals](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/lets-count-australian-animals/): Hardcover. Recommended age range: Age 2+
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- [Quoll Puppet](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/quoll-puppet/): Quoll hand puppet. Size: 25cm/10"
- [Celebrating Australia's Magnificent Wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/celebrating-australias-magnificent-wildlife/): Daryl Dickson – Award-winning Australian Artist and Author of “Celebrating Australia’s Magnificent Wildlife” Celebrating Australia's Magnificent Wildlife is a celebration of Daryl Dickson's beautiful work, informed by her passion for the conservation of wildlife and wild places. From black-winged stilts to brushtail possums, see the variety and colour of Australian wildlife contained in one wonderful book.
- [Margaret Thorsborne Artwork Cards](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/margaret-thorsborne-cards/): Beautiful conservation artwork cards by Margaret Thorsborne - bundle of 5 with envelopes.
- [Birdwing butterfly vine](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/home-garden/birdwing-butterfly-vines/): Beautiful, healthy birdwing butterfly vines for sale. Vines come in 90mm pots with 70cm stakes. Ready for planting!
- [Wildlife in the Balance](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/wildlife-in-the-balance/): Take a journey through some of the planet's most spectacular wildlife events and learn how the world works, the origin of life and our place in nature.
- [Dainty Swallowtail on Dandelion by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/dainty-swallowtail-on-dandelion-by-pam-mcgrath/): Size: 45cm x 40cm
- [Painted Lady on Paper Daisy by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/painted-lady-on-paper-daisy-by-pam-mcgrath/): Size: 40cm x 45cm
- [Obi the Platypus – 65g](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/food-wine/obi-the-platypus/): Give back to platypus conservation with Maleny Chocolate Co's delicious Obi the Platypus 65g chocolate.
- [Night Dreams](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/night-dreams/): Unframed, mixed media on A4, 160 gsm paper. Photographed on black background. Free shipping within Australia.
- [Summer Rain 3](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/summer-rain-3/): Unframed, mixed media on A4, 80 gsm paper. Photographed on black background. Free shipping within Australia.
- [Summer Afternoon 1](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/summer-afternoon-1/): Unframed, mixed media on A4, 160 gsm paper. Photographed on black background. Free shipping within Australia.
- [Summer Rain 2](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/summer-rain-2/): Unframed, mixed media on A4, 160 gsm paper. Photographed on black background. Free shipping within Australia.
- [Subscribe/Renew — Wildlife Australia Print Subscription](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/magazine/wildlife-australia-print-subscription/): Welcome to Australia's leading wildlife magazine, inspiring stronger ties to nature, to empower conservation, since 1963. Wildlife Australia is not only informative, entertaining and visually stunning, it is also on a mission to protect wildlife, influence choices and engage communities. Your subscription helps fund Wildlife Queensland's crucial conservation work. Please note: Wildlife Australia is published quarterly.
- [My Possum Plays the Drums](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/my-possum-plays-the-drums/): Paperback. Recommended age range: 3 to 6.
- [Malishka - A Curlew Comes Back to Our Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/maliksha-a-curlew-comes-back-to-our-coast/): 31 pages; colour illustrations; 23 x 32 cm Free Postage & Handling in Australia.
- [The Coming of the White Birds (DVD 26 mins)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/dvds-cds/the-coming-of-the-white-birds-dvd-26-mins/): The Coming of the White Birds: Fifty Years Counting Torres Strait Pigeons (DVD 26 mins).
- [Wallaby Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/rock-wallaby-soft-toy/): Beautiful, fluffy Wallaby Soft Toy. Suitable for ages 3+
- [Quoll Plush Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/quoll-plush-toy/): Size: body length is 28cm (nose to tail is 54cm) and 19cm in height.
- [Symphony Hill Wine Supports WPSQ](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/food-wine/symphony-hill-wine/): 2Brothers is crafted from Symphony Hill’s estate-grown fruit, harvested from the vineyard where James and Hamish Macpherson grew up. Nearly three decades on, the brothers now manage the cellar door and daily running of the family-owned winery. This wine reflects their lifelong connection to the vines and the surrounding bushland they call home. A blend of 57% Cabernet Sauvignon and 43% Shiraz, it shows aromas of black pepper, tobacco, blackcurrant, black plum, cedar and graphite. Flavours of milk chocolate, cherries and blueberries unfold on the palate, with fine tannins and bright acidity leading to a lingering finish of dark chocolate and orange zest. 10% of proceeds support Wildlife Queensland, the state’s longest-running charity dedicated to conserving native wildlife and habitats. Buy a bottle or a whole case.
- [Rose Robins by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/rose-robins-by-pam-mcgrath/): Size: 34cm x 42cm
- [When The Waterhole Dries Up](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/when-the-waterhole-dries-up/): Paperback. Recommended age range: 3 to 6.
- [The Last Crocodile Hunter](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/last-crocodile-hunter/): Bob Irwin's extraordinary life as a wildlife pioneer, father to wildlife warrior Steve and founder of Australia Zoo, told in his own words. 'When the world lost Steve, the animals lost the best friend they ever had, and so did I. But he's still here with me and knowing that means that I am able
- [Royal Spoonbills Gather by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/royal-spoonbills-gather-by-pam-mcgrath/): 51cm x 62cm, acrylics
- [Guard Our Gliders Posters - Set of 4](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/guard-our-gliders-posters-set-of-4/): Guard Our Gliders Posters - Set of 4 Price includes postage & handling in Australia.
- [Quoll Posters - Set of 2](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/quoll-posters-set-of-2/): Quoll Posters - Set of 2 Price includes postage & handling in Australia.
- [The Perfect Hollow](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/the-perfect-hollow/): Greater Gliders are uniquely Australian, gum-leaf-eating, fluffy, gliding marsupials that live in hollows in tall eucalypt trees. This fun, rhyming story follows one Greater Glider’s search for the perfect hollow, with some scary, hairy and amusing adventures along the way. While light-hearted and fun, The Perfect Hollow – A Greater Glider Story, is also gently
- [Tree Hug by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/tree-hug/): 33 cm x 43 cm, acrylics
- [Brush Turkey in the City by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/brush-turkey-in-the-city-pam-mcgrath/): 44cm x36cm, acrylics
- [A Surprise for Dingo (paperback)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/a-surprise-for-dingo-paperback/): Children's Picture Book, Ages 2+, 32 pages, Full Colour. Paperback
- [Kangaroo Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/kangaroo-soft-toy/): Fluffy Kangaroo Soft Toy. Size: 14cm
- [Striated Herons in a City Lagoon by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/striatedherons/): Title: 'Striated Heron in a City Lagoon' by Pam McGrath Medium: Acrylics and framed in a black wooden frame Size: 34 cm x 25 cm *$50 for shipping and handling will be added at Checkout. Pickup within Brisbane available at no additional cost ph: 07 3844 0129. *50% of this sale goes towards helping Wildlife Queensland continue to conserve threatened species.
- [Snuggled Away](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/snuggled-away/): Suitable for children aged 3+
- [Magpie Geese meet and greet by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/magpie-geese-meet-and-greet-by-pam-mcgrath/): 56cm x 46cm, acrylics
- [Dreaming of Australia – A to Z (hardback)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/dreaming-of-australia-a-to-z-hardback/): Children's Picture Book, Ages 3+. Hardback
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- [Clownfish - Hard Cover Writing Journal](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/clownfish-hard-cover-writing-journal-2/): Beautiful Clownfish writing journal Journal size: 150 x 215mm (A5 size)
- [Steve Parish Inspired by Nature Book Pack – set of 8](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/steve-parish-inspired-by-nature-book-pack-set-of-8/): Inspired by Nature Be inspired by the tranquil, calming and regenerative Inspired by Nature gift book series, new from Steve Parish. Perfect for the home, personal reflection, or as a gift for a loved one, this eight-book series offers insights into creating a rich and fulfilling life, connected to soul and nature. There is no handbook to life given to us when we enter this world. We are born into a diversity of life situations, in which we grow, learn, adapt and search- each of us finding our own path. These inspirational gift books aim to help you on your journey and appreciate the moments when time stops and space is created, when emotions fade, stress disappears and life's true meaning is revealed. Each book in this series features stunning full-colour images of Australian landscapes, flora and fauna alongside uplifting and inspirational quotes and life lessons. Price includes postage & handling in Australia. Please contact us for international postage cost.
- [Celebrating 50 years of Wildlife Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/celebrating-50-years-of-wildlife-queensland/): Celebrating 50 years with Wildlife Queensland Book
- [Hawksbill Sea Turtle - Hard Cover Writing Journal](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/hawksbill-sea-turtle-hard-cover-writing-journal/): Beautiful Hawksbill Sea Turtle writing journal with FREE matching bookmark Journal size: 150 x 215mm (A5 size)
- [Koala - Hard Cover Writing Journal](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/koala-hard-cover-writing-journal/): Beautiful Koala writing journal with FREE matching bookmark Journal size: 150 x 215mm (A5 size)
- [Clownfish - Hard Cover Writing Journal](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/clownfish-hard-cover-writing-journal/): Beautiful Clownfish writing journal with FREE matching bookmark Journal size: 150 x 215mm (A5 size)
- [Coral Sea Dreaming - Paperback Book](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/coral-sea-dreaming-paperback-book/): Aimed at pre-school and primary school-aged children, this stunning 32-page book will educate and inspire an appreciation of all the colourful, amazing marine life living in our Coral Sea.
- [Feeding the Birds at Your Table: A Guide for Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/feeding-the-birds-at-your-table-a-guide-for-australia/): *Shortlisted for the 2020 ABIA Small Publisher's Adult Book of the Year* Feeding the Birds at Your Table is designed to provide detailed, comprehensive advice and suggestions for people wishing to feed wild birds in Australia from their own backyards and balconies. Millions of Australians feed wild birds in their gardens. Yet there is currently little
- [A Hollow Is a Home - Paperback](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/a-hollow-is-a-home-paperback-softback/): Paperback 104 pgs | Dimensions(cm): 25.0x21.5x1.27
- [One Potoroo: A Story of Survival](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/one-potoroo/): 32 pages | 250 x 250 mm
- [Nature Watch Animal Homes](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/naturewatch-animalhomes/): The Nature Watch collection introduces children to Australia's astounding native animals, beautifully photographed by Steve Parish. Nature Watch: Animal Homes is jam-packed with information and fun facts about Australian habitats and the cute animals that live in them. Take an adventure in learning and connect a child to nature today!
- [Cassie the Caterpillar](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/cassiecaterpillar/): Through engaging images and a witty story, Cassie the Caterpillar teaches children about the needs and lifestyle of caterpillars. This story book features: a glossary of technical or tricky words. factual information about the caterpillar. a fact-file of the caterpillar’s lifecycle. two free downloadable worksheets. Australian science curriculum links. atunning Australian photography. Winner of the 2014 Whitley Award for Best Children's series, this Steve Parish Story Book was written by award-winning author and primary school science teacher Rebecca Johnson, who has penned more than 60 books for children.
- [Nifty Native Bees](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/niftynativebees/): Nifty Native Bees are tiny compared to their European friends. The bigger bees don’t have a lot of time for the little guys — until they see they have a very important role to play for Australian native plants in this rhyming story. Themes include usefulness, understanding and diversity. This story book features: a glossary of technical or tricky words factual information about native bees a fact file of the native bee's lifecycle Australian science curriculum links stunning Australian photography Winner of the 2014 Whitley Award for Best Children's series, the Steve Parish Story Book range is written by award-winning author and primary school science teacher Rebecca Johnson, who has written more than 60 books for children.
- [Possum's Plunge](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/possumsplunge/): In Possum's Plunge, two species of possums find they are not so different after all, despite the gossip each has heard about the other. Pygmy -possums are approximately 7 cm long. The much larger brushtail possums are approximately 55 cm long. Both possums are nocturnal, tree-dwelling marsupials, native to Australia. Author Rebecca Johnson is a primary school teacher who has written more than 60 books for children.
- [Splash the Platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/splashtheplatypus/): In Splash the Platypus, Splash and the other platypuses learn that it can be useful to be a little bit different. Platypuses are egg-laying mammals called monotremes. They live in burrows beside creeks and waterholes and have thick, waterproof fur that keeps them warm when they hunt for food underwater. Author Rebecca Johnson is a primary school teacher who has written more than 60 books for children.
- [First Field Guide: Fish](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/firstfieldguidefish/): The First Field Guide to Australian Fish introduces you to the diverse range of fish found throughout Australia's oceans, estuaries and rivers. The guide makes identification simple by providing similar species information and hints on observing, recording and classifying. With detailed descriptions of over 50 species, the guide includes: colour photographs habitat information with maps glossary, recommended references and index First Field Guides help the budding naturalist learn more about Australia's fascinating wildlife, and are a great way for nature lovers to embark on a voyage of discovery of Australia's natural environment.
- [First Field Guide: Insects & Spiders](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/first-field-guide-insectsspiders/): The First Field Guide to Australian Insects & Spiders introduces you to different arthropod groups found on land and in fresh water in Australia. Insects, scorpions, centipedes, millipedes, crabs and crays are all arthropods. The guide makes identification simple by providing species information and hints on observing, recording and classifying. With detailed descriptions of over 50 species, this guide includes: colour photographs interesting facts about behaviour habitat information with maps glossary, recommended references and index. First Field Guides help budding naturalists learn more about Australia's fascinating wildlife, and are a great way for nature lovers to embark on a voyage of discovery of Australia's natural environment.
- [First Field Guide: Mammals](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/first-field-guide-mammals/): The First Field Guide to Australian Mammals introduces you to the diverse range of mammals found throughout Australia, including: monotremes – platypus and echidna marsupials – wombat, kangaroo, koala and sugar glider placental mammals – sea lion, bat and whale The guide makes identification simple by providing similar species information and hints on observing, recording and classifying. With detailed descriptions of over 50 species, the guide includes: colour photographs interesting facts about behaviour habitat information with maps glossary, recommended references and index First Field Guides help the budding naturalist learn more about Australia's fascinating wildlife, and are a great way for nature lovers to embark on a voyage of discovery of Australia's natural environment.
- [First Field Guide: Marine Life](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/first-field-guide-marinelife/): The First Field Guide to Australian Marine Life introduces you to the main groups of plants and animals found in Australia's tropical and temperate waters, including: invertebrates – sponges, molluscs and coral vertebrates – sharks, fish and whales The guide makes identification simple by providing similar species information and hints on observing, recording and classifying. With detailed descriptions of over 50 species, the guide includes: colour photographs interesting facts about behaviour habitat information with maps glossary, recommended references and index First Field Guides help budding naturalists learn more about Australia's fascinating wildlife, and are a great way for nature lovers to embark on a voyage of discovery of Australia's natural environment.
- [Gum: The Story of Eucalypts and Their Champions](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/gum-the-story-of-eucalypts-and-their-champions/): Gum is about a magical, mythical, medicinal tree. More than that, it's the story of new worlds, strange people and big ideas. No matter where you look in Australia, you’re more than likely to see a eucalyptus tree. Scrawny or majestic, smooth as pearl or rough as guts, they have defined a continent for millennia, and shaped the possibilities and imaginations of those who live among them. Gum: The story of eucalypts & their champions tells the stories of that battle and of some of the other eucalyptographers – the explorers, poets, painters, foresters, conservationists, scientists, engine drivers and many more who have been obsessed by these trees and who have sought to champion their powers, explore their potential and describe their future states. Eucalypts have fuelled this country’s mighty fires as readily as they’ve fuelled so many arguments about the ways they might be thought of – and yet they are as vulnerable as any other organism to the disruptions and threats of climate change. ‘Hay’s Gum is like a gum itself: it is made in equal parts of light and leaf; of music and matter … [It is] a sturdy, shapely book of fact, animated by wonder. Hay is a journalist, and she knows how to do her research. But she is also a writer, and she knows how to shape a story out of disorderly data. Her tale, this forest, has many branches, smoothly and sinuously interwoven.’ – Mark Tredinnick, The Canberra Times
- [That's Sick & That's Gross Bundle](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/thats-sick-thats-gross-bundle/): Have you ever heard of poo-eating koalas, or bum-breathing turtles, or gut-shooting sea cucumbers? No? Then read on, because all those freaky creatures plus many more are in these beastly books of sick grossness. Animals get up to all sorts of weird and stomach-flipping antics to survive. What may seem nasty or nauseating to us is actually natural and normal for them. Even so, as you read through these books, you’ll probably blurt out, “That’s gross!” or "That's sick!" over and over again. But what do you think the animals would say? Use the speech bubble stickers from the back of the book to add funny lines. You’ll freak out your friends and family with these foul facts, so take a deep breath, strap in your stomach and get ready to get grossed out!
- [Steve Parish Backyard Bundle](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/steve-parish-backyard-bundle/): Steve Parish's engaging all-Australian animal photos are used throughout this book bundle, which will inspire young readers to explore their own backyards and their own creativity by learning, drawing and colouring. A bundle of educational fun suitable for children aged 3 years and up, this three-book pack of titles in the Backyard Kids range includes: How to Draw and Colour Nature in Your Backyard – simple tips for journalling and drawing natural objects and flora and fauna. What Am I? A highly interactive book that uses rhyming verse to relate features about native and domestic animals found in our backyards. Quirky, humorous I Spy, which teaches children the days of the week and the alphabet and introduces them to concepts of time through the eyes of a magpie aptly named 'I Spy'.
- [Animal Antics: The Clever Cassowary](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/animal-antics-the-clever-cassowary/): Each page of this exciting and engaging story has colourful illustrations of the lovable Australian Cassowary. This charming and colourful book has been written for independent readers aged 6–8 years of age. Children will enjoy learning more about Australian wildlife throughout this story and reading the factual extract that is provided in the back.
- [2-pack A5 Floral Notebook ‘Bottle Blush’ (with free tote & pen)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/2-pack-a5-floral-notebook-bottle-blush/): The beauty of the bottlebrush comes to life with this 2-pack set of blushingly beautiful A5 notebooks from Notely founder, designer and illustrator Jenica Smith. Perfect for Mother's Day or for the list-making or journalling mum, these lined notebooks were inspired by' lazy summer afternoons in the garden watching lorikeets hop from flower to flower' and are part of Notely's popular ‘Artist Collection’. This set of 2 notebooks is made entirely from FSC certified 100% recycled paper and has been thoughtfully designed and printed in Australia. Made from 100% post-consumer waste, using no virgin tree fibres. The fibre source has been independently certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. Receive a FREE assorted 'pocket pattern' tote and a free bamboo pen with refill with your order.
- [2-pack A5 Floral Notebook ‘Fern Fancy’ (with free tote & pen)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/2-pack-a5-floral-notebook-fern-fancy/): Inspired by the delicate beauty of the maidenhair fern, this pair of pastel-coloured, lined notebooks is perfect for green thumbs, plant-enthusiasts, and nature-lovers alike. Part of Notely's popular ‘Artist Collection’, these gorgeous A5 lined notebooks feature a cover illustration from Brisbane illustrator and artist Tiffany Atkin, and are thoughtfully designed and made in Australia from post-consumer waste recycled paper. Made entirely from FSC® certified 100% recycled paper, they have been thoughtfully designed and printed in Australia. Made from 100% post-consumer waste, using no virgin tree fibres. The fibre source has been independently certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. Receive a FREE assorted 'pocket pattern' tote bag and a free bamboo pen with refill with your order. Note: Tote patterns may vary.
- [2-pack A5 Floral Notebook ’Leafometry’ (with free tote & pen)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/2-pack-a5-floral-notebook-leafometry-with-free-tote-pen-copy/): Sunshine Coast-based artist and designer Sara Turner delights the nature lover in all of us with her stunning designs. Her designs for Notely's 'Leafometry Collection' study the intersection of nature and geometry, revealung the forms and shapes of foliage and their blush pink, soft green, and natural tones. Made from 100% recycled paper from post-consumer waste, these two beautiful notebooks reflect the absolute beauty in nature, without harming it. Made entirely from FSC® certified 100% recycled paper, they have been thoughtfully designed and printed in Australia. Made from 100% post-consumer waste, using no virgin tree fibres. The fibre source has been independently certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. Receive a FREE assorted 'pocket pattern' tote bag and a FREE bamboo pen with refill with your order. Note: Tote bag patterns may vary.
- [Blossom 200-page Journal (with free tote & pen)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/blossom-journal-with-free-tote-pen-copy-2/): The vibrant dance of the Red-flowering Gum (Corymbia ficifolia) aims to inspire the nature-loving journaler. Featuring a delicate watercolour pencil design by Brisbane artist Jenica Smith, this journal features 200 pages of 100% recycled, FSC-certified paper — and a textured laid cover. The beautifully textured linen cover is 100% recycled FSC certified paper, manufactured process chlorine-free, acid-free ensuring archival life. Two hundred inside pages are also 100% recycled and printed with grey lines throughout. Receive a FREE assorted 'pocket pattern' tote bag and a FREE bamboo pen with refill with your order. Note: Tote bag patterns may vary. Size: 178 x 127 mm Cover: 4 page, 300gsm Text: 200 page, 100gsm – Lined
- [Botanical 200-page Journal (with free tote & pen)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/botanical-200-page-journal-with-free-tote-pen-copy/): A dreamy world of dense, lush forest and the sounds of native bird calls inspired Notely's gorgeous Botanical Journal. Collaborating with children’s book illustrator Sophie Gilmore for the watercolour design, this piece is a must-have for any stationery collection and features 200 lined pages of 100% recycled paper. The beautifully textured linen cover is 100% recycled FSC certified paper, manufactured process chlorine-free, acid-free ensuring archival life. Two hundred inside pages are also 100% recycled and printed with grey lines throughout. Made from 100% post-consumer waste, using no virgin tree fibres, manufactured process chlorine-free, acid-free ensuring archival life. The fibre source has been independently certified by the Forest Stewardship Council and is thoughtfully designed and printed with soy-based inks in Brisbane, Australia. Receive a FREE assorted 'pocket pattern' tote bag and a FREE bamboo pen with refill with your order. Note: Tote bag patterns may vary. Size: 178 x 127 mm Cover: 4 page, 300gsm Text: 200 page, 100gsm – Lined
- [Curlews on Vulture Street: Cities, Birds, People and Me](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/curlews-on-vulture-street/): In Curlews on Vulture Street, acclaimed urban ecologist Darryl Jones reveals the not-so-secret lives of the most common birds that share our towns and cities.
- [A Complete Guide to Frogs Of Australia - Australian Geographic](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/a-complete-guide-to-frogs-of-australia-australian-geographic/): Flexibound, 210 x 148mm, 304 pages.
- [Bitsy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/bitsy/): Hardback, 32 pages, 280mm x 215mm Picture Book
- [Echidna Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/echidna-soft-toy/): Fluffy Echidna Soft Toy Size: 14cm
- [Platypus Puppet](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/platypus-puppet/): Platypus Puppet
- [Flying Fox Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/flying-fox-soft-toy/): Fluffy Flying Fox Soft Toy Size: 20cm
- [Quoll Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/quoll-soft-toy/): Fluffy Quoll Soft Toy Size: 39cm
- [Koala Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/koala-soft-toy/): Fluffy Koala Soft Toy. Size: 13cm
- [Squirrel Glider Plush Toy Set of 2 – Mum and Baby Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/squirrel-glider-plush-toy-set-of-2-mum-and-baby-glider/): Exquisitely soft and realistic Australian Squirrel Glider plush toy set of 2 – mum and baby. Large glider (mum) size: 36cm Mini glider (baby) size: 14cm
- [Possum Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/possum-soft-toy/): Fluffy Possum Soft Toy. Size: 32cm
- [Squirrel Glider Snap-on](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/squirrel-glider-snap-on/): Exquisitely soft and realistic mini Australian Squirrel Glider snap-on wristband toy. Size: 16cm/6.3″
- [Rock-wallaby with Joey Plush Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/rock-wallaby-plush-toy/): Exquisitely soft and realistic Australian rock-wallaby plush toy. Size: 27cm/10.5″
- [Summer Rain 1](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/summer-rain-1/): Unframed, mixed media on A4, 300 gsm paper. Photographed on black background. Free shipping within Australia.
- [Summer Afternoon 2](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/summer-afternoon-2/): Unframed, mixed media on A4, 160 gsm paper. Photographed on black background. Free shipping within Australia.
- [Goodwill Wine Supports WPSQ](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/food-wine/goodwill-wine-supports-wpsq/): Say cheers to the work of Wildlife Queensland with a glass of Goodwill Wine — remarkable boutique wines for people who care. Goodwill Wine is a social enterprise dedicated to sourcing quality boutique wines from independent wineries across Australia and supporting Australian charities and NPOs, with over 50% of their profits going to these organisations.
- [Wildlife Cushion Covers](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/home-garden/wildlife-cushion-covers/): For the Wildlife supports the protection and preservation of Australian wildlife through fundraising and donations to carers and organisations that are dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of injured, sick, or orphaned animals. This is achieved by creating and selling Australian flora and fauna-themed household decor while promoting public awareness about the importance of conservation efforts.
- [Entertainment App Membership – WPSQ Brisbane Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/books-posters/entertainment-membership/): Help our cause and enjoy a year's worth of unlimited offers and savings ? Help support Wildlife Queensland's Brisbane Branch and benefit from a year's worth of fabulous entertainment savings and bargains, with 20% from every Entertainment Membership coming directly to us. It's a win–win! You'll get amazing 2-for-1 offers, discounts and savings on shopping, dining, activities and accommodation. We'll get a percentage to help conserve wildlife. Plus, for a limited time, anybody who purchases a $69.99 Single City Membership will be upgraded to the Multi City Membership valued at $119.99 for FREE! You can also now share the thousands of shopping, dining and activity savings with your family, even if they live interstate or in NZ. Start your Entertainment Membership and help wildlife today! To order, click the button below. You can also View Offers.
- [Direct Compost Solutions](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/home-garden/direct-compost-solutions/): Get composting the easy way and support wildlife! How? With a unique, compact composting solution called the Compot. You'll be helping to save the environment by reducing council waste AND supporting wildlife as 10% of each sale goes to WPSQ! As Direct Compost Solutions shares our passion for reducing landfill waste, they are ALSO offering a 10% discount on all purchases under $150 to WPSQ members and supporters. This truly is the easiest composter you will ever use ‒ just fill it up with all your kitchen waste and anything biodegradable, forget about it and then refill when ready. The Compot is great to use (and invisible!) in your garden or use the above-ground method for super-fast results. To order Click on the ORDER button below and use the coupon code WildlifeQLD to make sure your discount and donation are correctly earmarked and calculated.
- [Full Bib Apron – With Contrast Pocket](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/clothing-jewellery/full-bib-apron-with-contrast-pocket/): Size – 90cm x 92cm Includes FREE postage & handling within Australia.
- [ELKE: Natural Habitat Collection](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/clothing-jewellery/elke-natural-habitat-collection/): Jewellery designed to be treasured for a lifetime ELKE is a design house inspiring creative confidence with strong and feminine pieces that are industrial in design and delicate by nature. By using metals such as stainless steel and copper, we are able to create intricate yet strong pieces. Our impact is important. That's why we take care and consider the earth during every step of the creative process. Solar-powered machinery Biodegradable packaging We source material offcuts Slow and small - we keep it slow and only create small runs of each collection Locally designed and created in northern New South Wales ELKE Natural Habitat collection Our Natural Habitat collection is inspired by the beauty of the natural world, featuring stunning wildlife and nature pieces that you will cherish forever. We're donating $1 from every online order to Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland. So, your purchase helps to protect very special animals and their habitat – now and in the future. Free shipping for orders over $75 within Australia.
- [Noisy Friarbirds at Home by Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/artwork/noisyfriarbirds/): Title: 'Noisy Friarbirds at Home' by Pam McGrath Medium: Acrylics and framed in a black wooden frame Size: 47 cm x 47 cm *$50 for shipping and handling will be added at Checkout. Pickup within Brisbane available at no additional cost ph: 07 3844 0129. *50% of this sale goes towards helping Wildlife Queensland continue to conserve threatened species.
- [Protecting Quolls Information CD](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/dvds-cds/protecting-quolls-information-cd/): FREE shipping within Australia.
- [Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network Membership](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/membership/rbcn-membership/): The Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) is devoted to the conservation of the Richmond birding butterfly and the host vines and habitat that it requires for survival. The RBCN supports community members and catchment groups who plant caterpillar food plants along watercourses, in gardens and on state lands to provide breeding sites and encourage the
- [Reusable Rose Gold Straws ‒ Straight (4 Pack with Bonus Cleaner)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/reusables/reusable-rose-gold-straws-‒-straight-4-pack-with-bonus-cleaner/): These environmentally friendly straight Rose Gold Stainless Steel Straws by Bare & Co. are a stylish alternative to plastic straws. These 100% recyclable, reusable and BPA free straws are kind to the environment, safer, non-toxic and a cleaner option for your overall health. With a 6mm wide diameter are these stylish straws are perfect for any type of drink, with one very important benefit, they are not going to be part of our ever-growing landfill. This 4 pack of eco-friendly, reusable straws come with a bonus cleaning brush and unbleached cotton pouch.
- [Reusable Black Straws – Straight (4 Pack with Bonus Cleaner)](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/reusables/reusable-black-straws-straight-4-pack-with-bonus-cleaner/): These environmentally-friendly straight Black Stainless Steel Straws by Bare & Co. are a stylish alternative to plastic straws. These 100% recyclable, reusable and BPA free straws are kind to the environment, safer, non-toxic and a cleaner option for your overall health. With a 4mm wide diameter are these stylish straws are perfect for any type of drink, with one very important benefit, they are not going to be part of our ever-growing landfill. This 4 pack of eco-friendly, reusable straws come with a bonus cleaning brush and unbleached cotton pouch.
- [Reusable Bamboo Cutlery Set With Bonus Travel Pouch](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/reusables/reusable-bamboo-cutlery-set-with-bonus-travel-pouch-2/): Lets ditch plastic altogether! Take along your very own sustainable and reusable bamboo cutlery set to picnics, work or school. This set includes a fork, knife and spoon as well as a handy travel pack to keep them organised on your plastic-free travels, ready for any culinary experience. Wash, dry and reuse!
- [Lunch Box Set of two beeswax food wraps](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/reusables/lunch-box-set-of-two-beeswax-food-wraps/): Lunch Box Set of two beeswax food wraps in lovely organic prints ‒ the perfect way to start your plastic-free food wrap collection.
- [Wildlife t-shirts](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/clothing-jewellery/wildlife-t-shirts/): $14.95 - $32.95 Keep your wildlife close to your heart with these original designs on high quality cotton t-shirts for adults and kids! Be a voice for wildlife and wear your cause with pride - proceeds go to support Wildlife Queensland's conservation of these vulnerable species and many others!
- [Rockin Roos: Unique Novelty Kangaroo Characters](https://wildlife.org.au/wpsq-shop/merchandise/toys/rockin-roos-unique-novelty-kangaroo-characters/): If you’re looking for a unique, fun, environmentally-friendly Australian gift, look no further than Rockin Roos! Our Australian-made novelty kangaroo characters are made of biodegradable products, using the highest quality polyresin and hand-painted using non-toxic paints. Plus ... our Rockin Roos help to protect and conserve Queensland's native wildlife with 100% of sale profits going to Wildlife Queensland. Great for young and old alike, choose from our fabulous range of distinctly Australian Rockin Roo kangaroo characters, including Boomer Aussie Dash Roo (the cool surfer dude) True Roo Aussie Dash Roo (the cheeky, fun-loving and true blue Aussie) Rocky Aussie Dash Roo (the city born and bred Aussie rocker) Jackaroo Aussie Dash Roo (the outback rugged man) Jillaroo Aussie Dash Roo (the outback country girl) Marilyn Monroo Aussie Dash Roo (the glamorous and world-famous lady). Rockin Roo kangaroo characters stand approximately 160mm high and feature: a specialised spring system for 360-degree, rock around the clock motion! an adhesive base allowing them to attach to many surfaces. FREE shipping within Australia. Please email us at enquiries@rockinroos.com.au for a quote on overseas shipping costs prior to adding to your cart.

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- [Liberal National Party](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/liberal-national-party/)
- [#glidesurvivethrive](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/glidesurvivethrive/)
- [corridor habitat](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/corridor-habitat/)
- [Cape Hillsborough](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cape-hillsborough/)
- [wallabies](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wallabies/)
- [national parks](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-parks/)
- [#NVW2019](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nvw2019/)
- [National Volunteer Week](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-volunteer-week/)
- [volunteers](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/volunteers/)
- [bilby](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bilby/)
- [Frank Manthey](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frank-manthey/)
- [Save the Bilby Fund](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/save-the-bilby-fund/)
- [recycling](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/recycling/)
- [single-use plastic](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/single-use-plastic/)
- [waste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waste/)
- [2040](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/2040/)
- [2040film](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/2040film/)
- [competitions](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/competitions/)
- [competition](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/competition/)
- [#WorldSwallowtailDay](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/worldswallowtailday/)
- [birdwing butterfly vine](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/birdwing-butterfly-vine/)
- [Richmond birdwing butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/richmond-birdwing-butterfly/)
- [Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/richmond-birdwing-conservation-network/)
- [Samford Eco-Corridor](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/samford-eco-corridor/)
- [black-throated finch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/black-throated-finch/)
- [management plan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/management-plan/)
- [banthebag](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/banthebag/)
- [plasticfree](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plasticfree/)
- [plasticfreejuly](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plasticfreejuly/)
- [reusables](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/reusables/)
- [Kooralbyn Valley](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/kooralbyn-valley/)
- [wildlife corridors](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-corridors/)
- [Logan City Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/logan-city-council/)
- [Quoll Seekers Network](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/quoll-seekers-network/)
- [spotted-tailed quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/spotted-tailed-quoll/)
- [wildlife detection dogs](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-detection-dogs/)
- [plastic free](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-free/)
- [Plastic Free July](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-free-july/)
- [illegal track creation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/illegal-track-creation/)
- [mountain biking](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mountain-biking/)
- [nature reserves](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-reserves/)
- [off-road cycling](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/off-road-cycling/)
- [Australia's extinction crisis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australias-extinction-crisis/)
- [extinct plants](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/extinct-plants/)
- [Queensland flora](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-flora/)
- [threatened plant species](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/threatened-plant-species/)
- [detection dogs](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/detection-dogs/)
- [Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/flinders-goolman-conservation-estate/)
- [eDNA surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/edna-surveys/)
- [platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus/)
- [PlatypusWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypuswatch/)
- [Professor Mike Archer](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/professor-mike-archer/)
- [Wildlife Queensland Annual Dinner](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-annual-dinner/)
- [Father's Day promotion](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fathers-day-promotion/)
- [Wildlife Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-australia/)
- [swamp wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/swamp-wallaby/)
- [wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wallaby/)
- [flora](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/flora/)
- [activities](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/activities/)
- [nature](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature/)
- [Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland/)
- [school holidays](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/school-holidays/)
- [plastic](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic/)
- [dog detection team](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dog-detection-team/)
- [quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/quoll/)
- [greater glider](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/greater-glider/)
- [nest boxes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nest-boxes/)
- [Queensland Glider Network](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-glider-network/)
- [Christmas cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/christmas-cruise/)
- [great barrier reef](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/great-barrier-reef/)
- [shark culling](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/shark-culling/)
- [sharks](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sharks/)
- [eradication plan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eradication-plan/)
- [Animal Ethics Committees](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/animal-ethics-committees/)
- [University of Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/university-of-queensland/)
- [pollution](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/pollution/)
- [waronwaste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waronwaste/)
- [bushfires](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bushfires/)
- [endangered species](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/endangered-species/)
- [fossil record](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fossil-record/)
- [mountain pygmy possum](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mountain-pygmy-possum/)
- [conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/conservation/)
- [New Zealand Delegation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/new-zealand-delegation/)
- [Palaeoconservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/palaeoconservation/)
- [campaign](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/campaign/)
- [rock wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/rock-wallaby/)
- [annual dinner](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/annual-dinner/)
- [EPBC Act 1999](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/epbc-act-1999/)
- [brushtail possums](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brushtail-possums/)
- [gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gliders/)
- [native bees](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/native-bees/)
- [Bellbird Park Preservation Group](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bellbird-park-preservation-group/)
- [eastern water dragon](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eastern-water-dragon/)
- [opera house net](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/opera-house-net/)
- [protected areas](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/protected-areas/)
- [black flying-fox](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/black-flying-fox/)
- [ban](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ban/)
- [enclosed yabby nets](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/enclosed-yabby-nets/)
- [national ban](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-ban/)
- [opera house traps](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/opera-house-traps/)
- [Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environment-protection-and-biodiversity-conservation-act/)
- [environmental laws](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environmental-laws/)
- [environmental legislation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environmental-legislation/)
- [EPBC Act](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/epbc-act/)
- [plastic packaging](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-packaging/)
- [plastic waste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-waste/)
- [World Wildlife Day 2020](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-wildlife-day-2020/)
- [koala](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/koala/)
- [New South Wales](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/new-south-wales/)
- [Logan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/logan/)
- [COVID-19](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/covid-19/)
- [Novel Coronavirus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/novel-coronavirus/)
- [Mary River Catchment](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mary-river-catchment/)
- [northern quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/northern-quoll/)
- [quolls](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/quolls/)
- [biodiversity crisis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/biodiversity-crisis/)
- [coronavirus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/coronavirus/)
- [donations](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/donations/)
- [citizen science](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/citizen-science/)
- [nature from home](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-from-home/)
- [frog](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frog/)
- [frog hotel](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frog-hotel/)
- [Queensland National Parks](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-national-parks/)
- [COVID019](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/covid019/)
- [nest box](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nest-box/)
- [state forests](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/state-forests/)
- [Biosecurity Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/biosecurity-queensland/)
- [spectacled flying fox](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/spectacled-flying-fox/)
- [backyard citizen scientist](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/backyard-citizen-scientist/)
- [Pollinator Link](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/pollinator-link/)
- [bird feeding](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bird-feeding/)
- [wild birds](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wild-birds/)
- [Flinders Peak](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/flinders-peak/)
- [Mt Perry](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mt-perry/)
- [surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/surveys/)
- [Plastic Free Fuly](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-free-fuly/)
- [plastic-free Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-free-queensland/)
- [mahogany glider](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mahogany-glider/)
- [Isabel Jordan Bushland Reserve](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/isabel-jordan-bushland-reserve/)
- [petition](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petition/)
- [Nature Conservation Act](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-conservation-act/)
- [Cicada Film Festival](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cicada-film-festival/)
- [Interim Report](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/interim-report/)
- [Single-use Plastic Free Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/single-use-plastic-free-queensland/)
- [frog pond](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frog-pond/)
- [frog-friendly garden](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frog-friendly-garden/)
- [frogs](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frogs/)
- [yellow-bellied glider](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/yellow-bellied-glider/)
- [ban single-use plastic](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ban-single-use-plastic/)
- [webinar](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/webinar/)
- [Queensland election](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-election/)
- [Batty Boat Cruises](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/batty-boat-cruises/)
- [native gardens](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/native-gardens/)
- [pollinators](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/pollinators/)
- [fauna extinction crisis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fauna-extinction-crisis/)
- [Palaszczuk Government](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/palaszczuk-government/)
- [PlatypusWatch Network](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypuswatch-network/)
- [Liz Downes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/liz-downes/)
- [Queensland Volunteer of the Year Award](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-volunteer-of-the-year-award/)
- [Volunteer](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/volunteer/)
- [#AfterTheFiresAU](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/afterthefiresau/)
- [#WorldWildlifeConservationDay](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/worldwildlifeconservationday/)
- [crocodiles](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/crocodiles/)
- [egg harvesting](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/egg-harvesting/)
- [Student Placement Program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/student-placement-program/)
- [wildlife conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-conservation/)
- [fire ant eradication program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fire-ant-eradication-program/)
- [fire ants](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fire-ants/)
- [#QuollQuest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/quollquest/)
- [Quoll Quest Christmas Appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/quoll-quest-christmas-appeal/)
- [greater gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/greater-gliders/)
- [#plasticpollution](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plasticpollution/)
- [Yellow-Bellied Glider Project](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/yellow-bellied-glider-project/)
- [opera house nets](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/opera-house-nets/)
- [#banoperahousetraps](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/banoperahousetraps/)
- [enclosed yabby traps](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/enclosed-yabby-traps/)
- [Backyard BioBlitz](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/backyard-bioblitz/)
- [Fraser Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fraser-coast/)
- [Mother's Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mothers-day/)
- [threatened species](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/threatened-species/)
- [eDNA](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/edna/)
- [Common Assessment Method](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/common-assessment-method/)
- [Nature Conservation Act 1992](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-conservation-act-1992/)
- [animal ethics](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/animal-ethics/)
- [protected area estate](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/protected-area-estate/)
- [waste levy](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waste-levy/)
- [bioblitz](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bioblitz/)
- [Sunshine Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sunshine-coast/)
- [wildflowers](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildflowers/)
- [Wayne Lawler](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wayne-lawler/)
- [Wildlife Land Fund Limited](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-land-fund-limited/)
- [wildlife photography](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-photography/)
- [chimaera](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/chimaera/)
- [condrichthyans](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/condrichthyans/)
- [Give Flake a Break](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/give-flake-a-break/)
- [rays](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/rays/)
- [Shark Awareness Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/shark-awareness-day/)
- [carbon sequestration](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/carbon-sequestration/)
- [Eucalyptus regnans](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eucalyptus-regnans/)
- [hollow-bearing trees](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/hollow-bearing-trees/)
- [National Tree Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-tree-day/)
- [#LoveWildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/lovewildlife/)
- [Wildlife Queensland EOFY 2021 Appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-eofy-2021-appeal/)
- [mangroves](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mangroves/)
- [World Mangrove Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-mangrove-day/)
- [colubrids](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/colubrids/)
- [elapids](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/elapids/)
- [pythons](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/pythons/)
- [reptile catchers](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/reptile-catchers/)
- [snakes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/snakes/)
- [31 October](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/31-october/)
- [chiropterans](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/chiropterans/)
- [dress up](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dress-up/)
- [Halloween](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/halloween/)
- [microbats](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/microbats/)
- [bum-breathing turtles](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bum-breathing-turtles/)
- [chelids](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/chelids/)
- [Dawson River](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dawson-river/)
- [Fitzroy River](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fitzroy-river/)
- [water trigger](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/water-trigger/)
- [boomerang alliance](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/boomerang-alliance/)
- [choking](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/choking/)
- [entangling wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/entangling-wildlife/)
- [Brisbane City Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brisbane-city-council/)
- [Hydromys chrysogaster](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/hydromys-chrysogaster/)
- [Moorooka](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/moorooka/)
- [Nathan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nathan/)
- [Rakali](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/rakali/)
- [Salisbury](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/salisbury/)
- [AGM](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/agm/)
- [Annual General Meeting](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/annual-general-meeting/)
- [Southern Branches Get-Together](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/southern-branches-get-together/)
- [Affirm Press](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/affirm-press/)
- [Dad](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dad/)
- [eastern quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eastern-quoll/)
- [Father's Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fathers-day/)
- [Father's Day gift](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fathers-day-gift/)
- [Harry Saddler](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/harry-saddler/)
- [Promotion](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/promotion/)
- [western quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/western-quoll/)
- [greenbank](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/greenbank/)
- [Petauroides volans](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petauroides-volans/)
- [sugar gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sugar-gliders/)
- [#Standwithrangers](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/standwithrangers/)
- [Australian Parks and Wildlife Services](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australian-parks-and-wildlife-services/)
- [cultural heritage](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cultural-heritage/)
- [Indigenous Australians](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/indigenous-australians/)
- [Indigenous Protected Areas Program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/indigenous-protected-areas-program/)
- [Indigenous Ranger Program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/indigenous-ranger-program/)
- [natural heritage](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/natural-heritage/)
- [Parks Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/parks-australia/)
- [World Ranger Day 2021](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-ranger-day-2021/)
- [competition winners](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/competition-winners/)
- [sustainability](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sustainability/)
- [waste reduction](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waste-reduction/)
- [Waste Reduction and Recycling (Plastic Items) Amendment Bill](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waste-reduction-and-recycling-plastic-items-amendment-bill/)
- [backyard biology](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/backyard-biology/)
- [Living with wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/living-with-wildlife/)
- [lockdown](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/lockdown/)
- [wildlife-themed kids activities](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-themed-kids-activities/)
- [blackberries](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/blackberries/)
- [feral species](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/feral-species/)
- [Invasive species](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/invasive-species/)
- [parthenium](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/parthenium/)
- [weed management](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/weed-management/)
- [weeds of national significance](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/weeds-of-national-significance/)
- [ornithorhynchus anatinus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ornithorhynchus-anatinus/)
- [iNaturalist](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/inaturalist/)
- [koalas](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/koalas/)
- [Logan Valley Koala Project](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/logan-valley-koala-project/)
- [phascularctos cinereus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/phascularctos-cinereus/)
- [Scenic Rim Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/scenic-rim-branch/)
- [flying fox roost management local government grants program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/flying-fox-roost-management-local-government-grants-program/)
- [grey-headed flying fox](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/grey-headed-flying-fox/)
- [relocation of flying foxes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/relocation-of-flying-foxes/)
- [native plants](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/native-plants/)
- [wildlife-friendly garden](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-friendly-garden/)
- [bequests](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bequests/)
- [free will](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/free-will/)
- [Gathered Here](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gathered-here/)
- [Include a Charity Week](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/include-a-charity-week/)
- [conservation status](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/conservation-status/)
- [bioblitzes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bioblitzes/)
- [biodiversity month](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/biodiversity-month/)
- [Epping Forest National Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/epping-forest-national-park/)
- [northern hairy-nosed wombat](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/northern-hairy-nosed-wombat/)
- [regent honeyeater](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/regent-honeyeater/)
- [rehabilitation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/rehabilitation/)
- [bamboo cutlery](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bamboo-cutlery/)
- [ban on plastics](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ban-on-plastics/)
- [plastic straws](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-straws/)
- [polystyrene](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/polystyrene/)
- [single-use plastic free](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/single-use-plastic-free/)
- [eastern bristle bird](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eastern-bristle-bird/)
- [green turtle](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/green-turtle/)
- [national recovery plans](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-recovery-plans/)
- [Threatened Species Bake Off](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/threatened-species-bake-off/)
- [thylacine](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/thylacine/)
- [biological conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/biological-conservation/)
- [CRISPR](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/crispr/)
- [gene drives](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gene-drives/)
- [IUCN](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/iucn/)
- [Marseille Manifesto](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/marseille-manifesto/)
- [Nature Guardians](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-guardians/)
- [Cassowary Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cassowary-coast/)
- [Mahogany Glider Recovery Team](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mahogany-glider-recovery-team/)
- [National Recovery Plan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-recovery-plan/)
- [Petaurus gracilis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petaurus-gracilis/)
- [Townsville](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/townsville/)
- [Wet Tropics](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wet-tropics/)
- [environmental DNA](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environmental-dna/)
- [Ipswich](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ipswich/)
- [Ornithorynchus anatinus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ornithorynchus-anatinus/)
- [Regional Bushfire Recovery for Multiregional Species and Strategic Projects Program funding](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/regional-bushfire-recovery-for-multiregional-species-and-strategic-projects-program-funding/)
- [Sandy Creek](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sandy-creek/)
- [Woogooroo Creek](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/woogooroo-creek/)
- [Blueberry Leopard](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/blueberry-leopard/)
- [Richmond birding butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/richmond-birding-butterfly/)
- [Wildlife prints](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-prints/)
- [wildlife wall art](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-wall-art/)
- [Australian Koala Foundation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australian-koala-foundation/)
- [Dr Sean FitzGibbon](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dr-sean-fitzgibbon/)
- [koala conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/koala-conservation/)
- [koala ecology](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/koala-ecology/)
- [Logan Koala Count](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/logan-koala-count/)
- [Ben Bennett Bushland Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ben-bennett-bushland-park/)
- [Caloundra Transport Corridor Upgrade](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/caloundra-transport-corridor-upgrade/)
- [Natural Values](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/natural-values/)
- [Nicklin Way](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nicklin-way/)
- [Sunshine Coast Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sunshine-coast-branch/)
- [Sunshine Coast Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sunshine-coast-council/)
- [Value Caloundra Community](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/value-caloundra-community/)
- [Wildlife Queensland Sunshine Coast Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-sunshine-coast-branch/)
- [Bridled nail-tail wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bridled-nail-tail-wallaby/)
- [conservation adivce](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/conservation-adivce/)
- [Minister for environment](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/minister-for-environment/)
- [Threatened Species Recovery Plans](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/threatened-species-recovery-plans/)
- [Carnarvon Canines](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/carnarvon-canines/)
- [Dr Scott Burnett](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dr-scott-burnett/)
- [Mary Valley River Catchment](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mary-valley-river-catchment/)
- [Noosa & District Landcare](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/noosa-district-landcare/)
- [USC detection dogs](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/usc-detection-dogs/)
- [Cairns and Far North Environment Centre](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cairns-and-far-north-environment-centre/)
- [Environmental Defenders Officer](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environmental-defenders-officer/)
- [flying fox roost management](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/flying-fox-roost-management/)
- [little red flying fox](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/little-red-flying-fox/)
- [Palasczcuk government](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/palasczcuk-government/)
- [Wet Tropics World Heritage Area](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wet-tropics-world-heritage-area/)
- [amanita](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/amanita/)
- [cortinarius archeri](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cortinarius-archeri/)
- [fungi](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fungi/)
- [mushrooms](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mushrooms/)
- [mycelium](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mycelium/)
- [national mushroom day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-mushroom-day/)
- [russula](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/russula/)
- [9 steps to rewinding](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/9-steps-to-rewinding/)
- [eucalypts](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eucalypts/)
- [Qld herbarium](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/qld-herbarium/)
- [Queensland globe](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-globe/)
- [replanting native flora](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/replanting-native-flora/)
- [revegetation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/revegetation/)
- [Rewilding](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/rewilding/)
- [sclerophyll forest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sclerophyll-forest/)
- [seedlings](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/seedlings/)
- [Boonah and District Landcare](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/boonah-and-district-landcare/)
- [Bunjurgen Estate Vineyard](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bunjurgen-estate-vineyard/)
- [glossy black-cockatoo](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/glossy-black-cockatoo/)
- [Landcare-led Bushfire Recovery](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/landcare-led-bushfire-recovery/)
- [Main Range](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/main-range/)
- [platypus watch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-watch/)
- [Taroom](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/taroom/)
- [Theodore](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/theodore/)
- [upper dawson](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/upper-dawson/)
- [Amanda Hancock](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/amanda-hancock/)
- [dasyurus hallucatus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dasyurus-hallucatus/)
- [dasyurus maculatus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dasyurus-maculatus/)
- [Noosa Landcare](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/noosa-landcare/)
- [Romane Cristecu](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/romane-cristecu/)
- [Scott Burnett](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/scott-burnett/)
- [Sean FitzGibbon](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sean-fitzgibbon/)
- [USC Conservation Detection Dogs](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/usc-conservation-detection-dogs/)
- [A Passion for Nature: The Life of Adam Clark/](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/a-passion-for-nature-the-life-of-adam-clark/)
- [Adam Clark](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/adam-clark/)
- [Adclarkia dawsonensis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/adclarkia-dawsonensis/)
- [conservationist](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/conservationist/)
- [Upper Dawson Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/upper-dawson-branch/)
- [Canungra](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/canungra/)
- [monotremes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/monotremes/)
- [Tamielle Brunt](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/tamielle-brunt/)
- [carbon offsets](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/carbon-offsets/)
- [Environmental policy](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environmental-policy/)
- [net zero](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/net-zero/)
- [landholders](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/landholders/)
- [Meghan Scandon](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/meghan-scandon/)
- [nature refuge](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-refuge/)
- [Nature Refuge Landholder Grants Program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-refuge-landholder-grants-program/)
- [Christmas appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/christmas-appeal/)
- [donate to wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/donate-to-wildlife/)
- [gliding mammals](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gliding-mammals/)
- [Petaurus australis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petaurus-australis/)
- [yellow-bellied gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/yellow-bellied-gliders/)
- [Palm cockatoo](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/palm-cockatoo/)
- [Probosciger aterrimus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/probosciger-aterrimus/)
- [compost bins](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/compost-bins/)
- [composting](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/composting/)
- [FOGO](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fogo/)
- [garbage](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/garbage/)
- [waste reduction bins](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waste-reduction-bins/)
- [Arcadia velvet gecko](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/arcadia-velvet-gecko/)
- [blue-grey mouse](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/blue-grey-mouse/)
- [Capricorn rabbit-rat](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/capricorn-rabbit-rat/)
- [northern tinker frog](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/northern-tinker-frog/)
- [species listings](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/species-listings/)
- [Coomera](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/coomera/)
- [Gold Coast City Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gold-coast-city-council/)
- [Nucrush](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nucrush/)
- [Oxenford](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/oxenford/)
- [Sally Spain](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sally-spain/)
- [bushfire recovery](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bushfire-recovery/)
- [National Waterbug Blitz](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-waterbug-blitz/)
- [plastic bag bans](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-bag-bans/)
- [plastic reduction](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plastic-reduction/)
- [takeaway containers](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/takeaway-containers/)
- [zero waste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/zero-waste/)
- [butterflies](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/butterflies/)
- [Ornithoptera richmondia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ornithoptera-richmondia/)
- [petauroides](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petauroides/)
- [petaurus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petaurus/)
- [2021 Queensland Exploration Plan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/2021-queensland-exploration-plan/)
- [Chalumbin Wind Farm](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/chalumbin-wind-farm/)
- [Cooloola Great Walk](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cooloola-great-walk/)
- [fracking](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fracking/)
- [Julia Creek Dunnart](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/julia-creek-dunnart/)
- [national parks policy](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-parks-policy/)
- [Queensland Conservation Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-conservation-council/)
- [red goshawk](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/red-goshawk/)
- [resource exploration](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/resource-exploration/)
- [brush-tailed rock wallabies](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brush-tailed-rock-wallabies/)
- [Hannah Thomas](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/hannah-thomas/)
- [petrogale penicillate](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petrogale-penicillate/)
- [Queensland Schools Animal Ethics Committee (QSAEC)](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-schools-animal-ethics-committee-qsaec/)
- [Crab Pots](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/crab-pots/)
- [Department Agriculture and Fisheries](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/department-agriculture-and-fisheries/)
- [Hinchinbrook Channel](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/hinchinbrook-channel/)
- [Indigenous Rangers](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/indigenous-rangers/)
- [North Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/north-queensland/)
- [CSIRO](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/csiro/)
- [Dendrobium](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dendrobium/)
- [Heidi Zimmer](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/heidi-zimmer/)
- [orchids](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/orchids/)
- [Cassowary Coast and Hinchinbrook](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cassowary-coast-and-hinchinbrook/)
- [Margaret Thorsborne](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/margaret-thorsborne/)
- [Suzie Smith](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/suzie-smith/)
- [Tully](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/tully/)
- [grant-funding](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/grant-funding/)
- [hazardous waste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/hazardous-waste/)
- [illegal dumping](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/illegal-dumping/)
- [Minister Meghan Scanlon](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/minister-meghan-scanlon/)
- [war on waste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/war-on-waste/)
- [regional wellbeing survey](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/regional-wellbeing-survey/)
- [University of Canberra](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/university-of-canberra/)
- [Wildlife Queensland branches](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-branches/)
- [win prizes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/win-prizes/)
- [Dasyurus maculates](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dasyurus-maculates/)
- [discovery day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/discovery-day/)
- [Lyons](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/lyons/)
- [Park Ridge](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/park-ridge/)
- [Park Ridge Connect](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/park-ridge-connect/)
- [Undullah](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/undullah/)
- [have your say](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/have-your-say/)
- [microplaslic](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/microplaslic/)
- [Environmental Protection Agency](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environmental-protection-agency/)
- [government](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/government/)
- [Karreman Quarries](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/karreman-quarries/)
- [tusked fro](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/tusked-fro/)
- [West Mt Cotton Road](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/west-mt-cotton-road/)
- [invasive ants](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/invasive-ants/)
- [red fire ants](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/red-fire-ants/)
- [Solenopsis invicta](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/solenopsis-invicta/)
- [Federal Government](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/federal-government/)
- [Phascolarctos cinereous](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/phascolarctos-cinereous/)
- [Sussan Ley](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sussan-ley/)
- [Cleveland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cleveland/)
- [Des Boyland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/des-boyland/)
- [Minister Sussan Ley](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/minister-sussan-ley/)
- [Ramsar](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ramsar/)
- [Redlands Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/redlands-coast/)
- [Steve Homewood](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/steve-homewood/)
- [Toondah Harbour](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/toondah-harbour/)
- [World Wetlands Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-wetlands-day/)
- [Cooloola](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cooloola/)
- [Great Sandy National Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/great-sandy-national-park/)
- [Mike West](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mike-west/)
- [Poona Lake](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/poona-lake/)
- [Queensland Wader Study Group](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-wader-study-group/)
- [Camp Moogerah](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/camp-moogerah/)
- [Friends of Nerang National Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/friends-of-nerang-national-park/)
- [Jessica Lovegrove-Walsh](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/jessica-lovegrove-walsh/)
- [Paul Revie](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/paul-revie/)
- [Little Bentwing Bat](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/little-bentwing-bat/)
- [Meaghan Scanlon](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/meaghan-scanlon/)
- [Miniopterus australis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/miniopterus-australis/)
- [Petauroides minor](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petauroides-minor/)
- [The Lakes National Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/the-lakes-national-park/)
- [Ann Hobson](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ann-hobson/)
- [International Day of Women and Girls in Science](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/international-day-of-women-and-girls-in-science/)
- [Janelle Lowry](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/janelle-lowry/)
- [Ronda Green](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ronda-green/)
- [Sustainable Development Goals](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sustainable-development-goals/)
- [UN](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/un/)
- [Women of WPSQ](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/women-of-wpsq/)
- [Josh Bowell](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/josh-bowell/)
- [Matt Cecil](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/matt-cecil/)
- [Regional Bushfire Recovery for Multiregional Species and Strategic Projects Program - Grant](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/regional-bushfire-recovery-for-multiregional-species-and-strategic-projects-program-grant/)
- [Geckoes Wildlife Presentations](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/geckoes-wildlife-presentations/)
- [Moreton Bay Regional Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/moreton-bay-regional-council/)
- [safety](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/safety/)
- [Valentine’s Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/valentines-day/)
- [vehicle strikes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/vehicle-strikes/)
- [Pararistolochia praevenosa](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/pararistolochia-praevenosa/)
- [branches](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/branches/)
- [Clean up Australia Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/clean-up-australia-day/)
- [evironment](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/evironment/)
- [littering](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/littering/)
- [mask litter](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mask-litter/)
- [invasive pest control](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/invasive-pest-control/)
- [multiple-benefit conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/multiple-benefit-conservation/)
- [Single Giving Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/single-giving-day/)
- [flood-affected wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/flood-affected-wildlife/)
- [RSPCA](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/rspca/)
- [Wildicare](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildicare/)
- [break free from plastic](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/break-free-from-plastic/)
- [marine plastics treaty](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/marine-plastics-treaty/)
- [United Nations](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/united-nations/)
- [dine and shine](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dine-and-shine/)
- [UN treaty](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/un-treaty/)
- [birds](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/birds/)
- [brolga](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brolga/)
- [eastern bristlebird](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eastern-bristlebird/)
- [international Women’s Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/international-womens-day/)
- [lyrebird](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/lyrebird/)
- [night parrot](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/night-parrot/)
- [orange-bellied parrot](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/orange-bellied-parrot/)
- [flooding](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/flooding/)
- [Great Eastern Ranges](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/great-eastern-ranges/)
- [Lockyer Valley](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/lockyer-valley/)
- [Gatton](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gatton/)
- [Healthy Land and Water](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/healthy-land-and-water/)
- [e-waste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/e-waste/)
- [global recycling day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/global-recycling-day/)
- [medical waste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/medical-waste/)
- [REDcycle](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/redcycle/)
- [Daintree](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/daintree/)
- [International Day of Forests](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/international-day-of-forests/)
- [musky rat-kangaroo](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/musky-rat-kangaroo/)
- [Wet Tropics Rainforest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wet-tropics-rainforest/)
- [dinosaurs](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dinosaurs/)
- [fossil](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fossil/)
- [Obdurodon dicksoni](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/obdurodon-dicksoni/)
- [Queensland Museum](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-museum/)
- [Communwealth funding](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/communwealth-funding/)
- [Environment Restoration Fund Threatened Species Strategy Action Plan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environment-restoration-fund-threatened-species-strategy-action-plan/)
- [Petrogale Penicillata](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/petrogale-penicillata/)
- [Crows Nest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/crows-nest/)
- [Glider dine and shine](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/glider-dine-and-shine/)
- [Animal Justice Party](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/animal-justice-party/)
- [Election](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/election/)
- [polies](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/polies/)
- [Vote](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/vote/)
- [bush tucker](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bush-tucker/)
- [Easter](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/easter/)
- [Indigiscapes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/indigiscapes/)
- [midday](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/midday/)
- [muntries](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/muntries/)
- [rosella](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/rosella/)
- [eastern curlew](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eastern-curlew/)
- [migratory shorebirds](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/migratory-shorebirds/)
- [Numenius madagascariensis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/numenius-madagascariensis/)
- [World Curlew Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-curlew-day/)
- [Cassowary Coast–Hinchinbrook Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cassowary-coast-hinchinbrook-branch/)
- [National Threatened Species Recovery Plan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-threatened-species-recovery-plan/)
- [Terrain NRM](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/terrain-nrm/)
- [Bushfire Recovery Program for Wildlife and their Habitat](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bushfire-recovery-program-for-wildlife-and-their-habitat/)
- [International Fund for Animal Welfare](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/international-fund-for-animal-welfare/)
- [Jimna](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/jimna/)
- [Lockyer Uplands Catchment Inc](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/lockyer-uplands-catchment-inc/)
- [Carol Booth](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/carol-booth/)
- [Election 2022](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/election-2022/)
- [Gareth Kindler](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gareth-kindler/)
- [Greg Andrews](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/greg-andrews/)
- [Invasive Species Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/invasive-species-council/)
- [Labor Party](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/labor-party/)
- [Liberal National Coalition](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/liberal-national-coalition/)
- [Samantha Vine](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/samantha-vine/)
- [Wildlife Conservation policies](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-conservation-policies/)
- [Australian Government Bushfire Recovery Program for Wildlife and their Habitat](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australian-government-bushfire-recovery-program-for-wildlife-and-their-habitat/)
- [Jonathan Dashper](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/jonathan-dashper/)
- [art exhibition](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/art-exhibition/)
- [wildlife workshop](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-workshop/)
- [wildlife education](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-education/)
- [vine planting](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/vine-planting/)
- [stingless bees](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/stingless-bees/)
- [Wildlife Queensland Bayside Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-bayside-branch/)
- [fauna-friendly fencing](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fauna-friendly-fencing/)
- [Wildlife Queensland Fraser Coast Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-fraser-coast-branch/)
- [wildlife talks](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-talks/)
- [turtles](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/turtles/)
- [Nature Walks program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-walks-program/)
- [60th birthday celebration](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/60th-birthday-celebration/)
- [beach stone-curlew](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/beach-stone-curlew/)
- [Gold Coast Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gold-coast-branch/)
- [hawksbill turtle](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/hawksbill-turtle/)
- [Kurrawa Beach Club](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/kurrawa-beach-club/)
- [loggerhead turtle](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/loggerhead-turtle/)
- [marine turtles](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/marine-turtles/)
- [olive riidley turtle](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/olive-riidley-turtle/)
- [Tewantin National Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/tewantin-national-park/)
- [forests](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/forests/)
- [planting](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/planting/)
- [Cornubia Forest Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cornubia-forest-park/)
- [pink polka-dot](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/pink-polka-dot/)
- [native vegetation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/native-vegetation/)
- [trees wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/trees-wildlife/)
- [Faunawatch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/faunawatch/)
- [walks](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/walks/)
- [ClimateWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/climatewatch/)
- [fauna](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fauna/)
- [Gold Coast](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gold-coast/)
- [expo](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/expo/)
- [Queensland government](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-government/)
- [shopping bags](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/shopping-bags/)
- [cotton buds](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cotton-buds/)
- [container for change](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/container-for-change/)
- [bottle cash-in](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bottle-cash-in/)
- [Sunshine Coast Wildflower Festival](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sunshine-coast-wildflower-festival/)
- [nature walis](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-walis/)
- [community event](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/community-event/)
- [protected lands](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/protected-lands/)
- [land use](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/land-use/)
- [protected wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/protected-wildlife/)
- [State of the Environment](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/state-of-the-environment/)
- [eDNA survey](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/edna-survey/)
- [mammals](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mammals/)
- [wildlife surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-surveys/)
- [Sunshine Coast Hinterland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sunshine-coast-hinterland/)
- [survey methods](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/survey-methods/)
- [AGM 2022](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/agm-2022/)
- [Wildlife Queensland 60-year celebration](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-60-year-celebration/)
- [Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/maroochy-bushland-botanic-gardens/)
- [live wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/live-wildlife/)
- [Redland City Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/redland-city-council/)
- [platy-project](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platy-project/)
- [Australian Conservation Foundation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australian-conservation-foundation/)
- [Redlands](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/redlands/)
- [shorebirds](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/shorebirds/)
- [migratory birds](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/migratory-birds/)
- [Dawson Valley](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dawson-valley/)
- [quoll surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/quoll-surveys/)
- [Crunchy the quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/crunchy-the-quoll/)
- [endangered quolls](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/endangered-quolls/)
- [Queensland Trust for Nature](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-trust-for-nature/)
- [Mount Mellum Nature Refuge](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mount-mellum-nature-refuge/)
- [bird surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bird-surveys/)
- [connectivity conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/connectivity-conservation/)
- [the Great Eastern Ranges](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/the-great-eastern-ranges/)
- [Wildlife Queensland AGM](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-agm/)
- [Wills](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wills/)
- [A Will For Wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/a-will-for-wildlife/)
- [legacy for wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/legacy-for-wildlife/)
- [charity](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/charity/)
- [fauna surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fauna-surveys/)
- [flora surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/flora-surveys/)
- [photography workshop](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/photography-workshop/)
- [Steve Parish](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/steve-parish/)
- [Kathleen McArthur](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/kathleen-mcarthur/)
- [historical podcast](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/historical-podcast/)
- [Wildlife Queensland Sunshine Coast & Hinterland Inc. Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-sunshine-coast-hinterland-inc-branch/)
- [Batty Boat](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/batty-boat/)
- [Halloween cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/halloween-cruise/)
- [wildlife cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-cruise/)
- [Brisbane River cruise](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brisbane-river-cruise/)
- [bat conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bat-conservation/)
- [weeding](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/weeding/)
- [Community Field Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/community-field-day/)
- [wildlife tourism](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-tourism/)
- [Wildlife Tourism Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-tourism-australia/)
- [glider surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/glider-surveys/)
- [Bayside Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bayside-branch/)
- [St Helena Island](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/st-helena-island/)
- [climate](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/climate/)
- [climate risk](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/climate-risk/)
- [bushcare](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bushcare/)
- [tree planting](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/tree-planting/)
- [K'gari](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/kgari/)
- [dingoes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dingoes/)
- [dingo](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dingo/)
- [wongari](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wongari/)
- [Australian birds](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australian-birds/)
- [bird count](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bird-count/)
- [marine environments](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/marine-environments/)
- [butterfly event](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/butterfly-event/)
- [Magnetic Island](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/magnetic-island/)
- [FrogID Week](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frogid-week/)
- [Australian Pollinator Week](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australian-pollinator-week/)
- [bees](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bees/)
- [pollination](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/pollination/)
- [Water Week](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/water-week/)
- [aquatic wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/aquatic-wildlife/)
- [platypuses](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypuses/)
- [waterway health](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waterway-health/)
- [wildlife festival](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-festival/)
- [NaturallyGC](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/naturallygc/)
- [Watergum](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/watergum/)
- [Brisbane's Big Butterfly Count](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brisbanes-big-butterfly-count/)
- [butterfly surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/butterfly-surveys/)
- [Austrralian Pollinator Week](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/austrralian-pollinator-week/)
- [Great Southern Bioblitz](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/great-southern-bioblitz/)
- [Maryborough](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/maryborough/)
- [Brisbane River](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brisbane-river/)
- [meeting of environment ministers](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/meeting-of-environment-ministers/)
- [National Recycling Week](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-recycling-week/)
- [Big Butterfly Count](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/big-butterfly-count/)
- [butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/butterfly/)
- [Brisbane](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brisbane/)
- [population](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/population/)
- [enironment](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/enironment/)
- [Christmas 2022 Appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/christmas-2022-appeal/)
- [Platypus Appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-appeal/)
- [platypus conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-conservation/)
- [wildlife talk](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-talk/)
- [birdlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/birdlife/)
- [Arkarra Lagoons](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/arkarra-lagoons/)
- [Library talks](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/library-talks/)
- [moths](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/moths/)
- [Lepidoptera](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/lepidoptera/)
- [Lycaenid](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/lycaenid/)
- [TurtleWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/turtlewatch/)
- [beach clean](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/beach-clean/)
- [IndigiScapes Centre](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/indigiscapes-centre/)
- [Eco Markets](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eco-markets/)
- [online event](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/online-event/)
- [survey](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/survey/)
- [International Volunteer Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/international-volunteer-day/)
- [env](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/env/)
- [wetlands](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wetlands/)
- [Nerang National Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nerang-national-park/)
- [plant identification](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plant-identification/)
- [trek](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/trek/)
- [Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australia/)
- [ecosystems](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ecosystems/)
- [Nature Positive Plan](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-positive-plan/)
- [waterbugs](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waterbugs/)
- [creeks](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/creeks/)
- [creek](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/creek/)
- [waterways](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waterways/)
- [Moreton Bay](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/moreton-bay/)
- [Ramsar wetlands](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ramsar-wetlands/)
- [National Landcare Program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-landcare-program/)
- [toads](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/toads/)
- [plants](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/plants/)
- [animals](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/animals/)
- [Fraser Coast Region](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fraser-coast-region/)
- [Tim Low](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/tim-low/)
- [carnivore](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/carnivore/)
- [marsupial](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/marsupial/)
- [protecting the platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/protecting-the-platypus/)
- [frog surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frog-surveys/)
- [Sunshine Coast region](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sunshine-coast-region/)
- [frog workshops](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frog-workshops/)
- [women in conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/women-in-conservation/)
- [wildlife survey](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-survey/)
- [frogs of Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/frogs-of-australia/)
- [photography competition](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/photography-competition/)
- [partnerships](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/partnerships/)
- [balloons](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/balloons/)
- [balloon waste](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/balloon-waste/)
- [glider survey](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/glider-survey/)
- [World Frog Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-frog-day/)
- [environmental law](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environmental-law/)
- [Birdlife Southern Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/birdlife-southern-queensland/)
- [seagrass](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/seagrass/)
- [shellfish reefs](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/shellfish-reefs/)
- [Bat Appreciation Day 2023](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bat-appreciation-day-2023/)
- [BCRQ](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bcrq/)
- [Mount Stuart](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/mount-stuart/)
- [Burnett region](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/burnett-region/)
- [Department of Environment & Science](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/department-of-environment-science/)
- [Birdwing butterfly vines](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/birdwing-butterfly-vines/)
- [#KeepOurWildAlive](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/keepourwildalive/)
- [EOFY Appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eofy-appeal/)
- [Nullarbor Plain](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nullarbor-plain/)
- [Western Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/western-australia/)
- [wild places](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wild-places/)
- [World Environment Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-environment-day/)
- [festival](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/festival/)
- [Sunshine Coast Environment Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sunshine-coast-environment-council/)
- [digging mammals](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/digging-mammals/)
- [World Biodiversity Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-biodiversity-day/)
- [conservation projects](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/conservation-projects/)
- [playpus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/playpus/)
- [Maleny](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/maleny/)
- [nature conservation photography grant](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-conservation-photography-grant/)
- [grant](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/grant/)
- [photography](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/photography/)
- [nature conservation photography](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-conservation-photography/)
- [cars](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cars/)
- [echidna pouch development](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/echidna-pouch-development/)
- [koala research](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/koala-research/)
- [bioplastics](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bioplastics/)
- [biodegradable plastics](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/biodegradable-plastics/)
- [EOFY2023](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eofy2023/)
- [Platypus Month](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-month/)
- [#banoperahousenets](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/banoperahousenets/)
- [platypus education](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-education/)
- [platypus survey](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-survey/)
- [planting day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/planting-day/)
- [night walk](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/night-walk/)
- [cliff environments](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cliff-environments/)
- [cliff ecologies](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cliff-ecologies/)
- [Cliff Conservation Alliance](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cliff-conservation-alliance/)
- [cliff conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/cliff-conservation/)
- [National Threatened Species Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-threatened-species-day/)
- [Australian snakes](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/australian-snakes/)
- [West Village](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/west-village/)
- [butterfly workshops](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/butterfly-workshops/)
- [wildflower walk](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildflower-walk/)
- [ACF](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/acf/)
- [platypus research](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-research/)
- [Threatened Species Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/threatened-species-day/)
- [exhibition](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/exhibition/)
- [Wildlife Queensland Brisbane Branch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-queensland-brisbane-branch/)
- [contest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/contest/)
- [naming contest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/naming-contest/)
- [Name the Platypus Chocolate](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/name-the-platypus-chocolate/)
- [Maleny Chocolate Co.](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/maleny-chocolate-co/)
- [treasure hunt](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/treasure-hunt/)
- [fruit bats](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fruit-bats/)
- [awards](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/awards/)
- [Platy Party](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platy-party/)
- [platypus chocolate](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-chocolate/)
- [Name the Platypus Chocolate Contest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/name-the-platypus-chocolate-contest/)
- [Voting contest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/voting-contest/)
- [QCC](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/qcc/)
- [fauna camera](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fauna-camera/)
- [wildlife watch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-watch/)
- [monitoring camera](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/monitoring-camera/)
- [restoration](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/restoration/)
- [nature photography](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-photography/)
- [Queensland Seniors Month](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-seniors-month/)
- [habitat mapping](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/habitat-mapping/)
- [hollows](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/hollows/)
- [bee-friendly plants](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bee-friendly-plants/)
- [bee-friendly garden](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bee-friendly-garden/)
- [bee-attracting plants](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bee-attracting-plants/)
- [Gizmo the greater glider](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gizmo-the-greater-glider/)
- [save greater gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/save-greater-gliders/)
- [Recycling Week](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/recycling-week/)
- [wildlife presentation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-presentation/)
- [#GSB23](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gsb23/)
- [threats to wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/threats-to-wildlife/)
- [summer heat and wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/summer-heat-and-wildlife/)
- [caring for wildlife during summer](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/caring-for-wildlife-during-summer/)
- [pre-Christmas lunch](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/pre-christmas-lunch/)
- [Brisbane branch meeting](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brisbane-branch-meeting/)
- [education](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/education/)
- [nature conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-conservation/)
- [Wayne Lawler Nature Conservation Photography Grant](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wayne-lawler-nature-conservation-photography-grant/)
- [wind farms](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wind-farms/)
- [energy](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/energy/)
- [habitat destruction](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/habitat-destruction/)
- [environmental impacts](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/environmental-impacts/)
- [workshop](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/workshop/)
- [wildlife walk](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-walk/)
- [induction](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/induction/)
- [Crocwise](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/crocwise/)
- [Be Crocwise](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/be-crocwise/)
- [fundraising](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fundraising/)
- [Engeny](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/engeny/)
- [fundraiser](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fundraiser/)
- [World Wetlands Day 2024](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-wetlands-day-2024/)
- [wedge-tailed eagle](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wedge-tailed-eagle/)
- [eagle](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eagle/)
- [sunbathing](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/sunbathing/)
- [Redland Bay](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/redland-bay/)
- [powerful owl](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/powerful-owl/)
- [Power Owl Project](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/power-owl-project/)
- [interns](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/interns/)
- [Internship Program](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/internship-program/)
- [internships](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/internships/)
- [National Eucalypt Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/national-eucalypt-day/)
- [gums](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gums/)
- [wattles](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wattles/)
- [native orchid](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/native-orchid/)
- [Snails](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/snails/)
- [Land snails of Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/land-snails-of-australia/)
- [Dr John Stanisic OAM](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/dr-john-stanisic-oam/)
- ["The Snail Whisperer"](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/the-snail-whisperer/)
- [intern](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/intern/)
- [student placements](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/student-placements/)
- [World Wildlife Day 2024](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/world-wildlife-day-2024/)
- [Clean Up Australia Day 2024](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/clean-up-australia-day-2024/)
- [Connecting People and Planet](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/connecting-people-and-planet/)
- [digital innovation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/digital-innovation/)
- [scat](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/scat/)
- [scatology](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/scatology/)
- [Guardians of the Greater Gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/guardians-of-the-greater-gliders/)
- [Holly Bryant Award](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/holly-bryant-award/)
- [Freya Thornton](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/freya-thornton/)
- [science](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/science/)
- [Ban Opera House Nets](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ban-opera-house-nets/)
- [tree communication](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/tree-communication/)
- [fungi networks](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fungi-networks/)
- [wildlife monitoring](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-monitoring/)
- [camera trapping](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/camera-trapping/)
- [feed trees](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/feed-trees/)
- [gum trees](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/gum-trees/)
- [eucalyptus](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/eucalyptus/)
- [Ipswich City Council](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ipswich-city-council/)
- [WaterFest](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/waterfest/)
- [echidnas](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/echidnas/)
- [echidna conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/echidna-conservation/)
- [Palmetum](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/palmetum/)
- [Queensland state election](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/queensland-state-election/)
- [platypus spotting tips](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-spotting-tips/)
- [ecotourism](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/ecotourism/)
- [wildlife-friendly business](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-friendly-business/)
- [community centre](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/community-centre/)
- [30th anniversary](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/30th-anniversary/)
- [trivia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/trivia/)
- [wildlife trivia](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-trivia/)
- [bird watching](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/bird-watching/)
- [botanic gardens](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/botanic-gardens/)
- [land management](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/land-management/)
- [healthy waterways](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/healthy-waterways/)
- [freshwater wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/freshwater-wildlife/)
- [fundraising appeal](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/fundraising-appeal/)
- [Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby Conservation Network](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/brush-tailed-rock-wallaby-conservation-network/)
- [Nature Photography Day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nature-photography-day/)
- [Michael Snedic](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/michael-snedic/)
- [family day](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/family-day/)
- [festical](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/festical/)
- [Moreton Bay Marine Park](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/moreton-bay-marine-park/)
- [Wildlife Protector](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/wildlife-protector/)
- [platypus surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/platypus-surveys/)
- [tree hollows](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/tree-hollows/)
- [nocturnal wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/nocturnal-wildlife/)
- [guided walk](https://wildlife.org.au/tag/guided-walk/)

## Project Categories

- [Queensland Glider Network](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/queensland-glider-network/)
- [Quoll Seekers Network](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/quoll-seekers-network/)
- [PlatypusWatch Network](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/platypuswatch-network/)
- [Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/richmond-birdwing-conservation-network/)
- [EchidnaWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/echidnawatch/)
- [Brush-tailed Rock-Wallaby Conservation Network](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/brush-tailed-rock-wallaby-conservation-network/)
- [BTRW previous projects](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/btrw-previous-projects/)
- [PlatypusWatch previous projects](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/platypuswatch-previous-projects/)
- [QGN previous projects](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/qgn-previous-projects/)
- [QSN previous projects](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/qsn-previous-projects/)
- [RBCN previous projects](https://wildlife.org.au/project_category/rbcn-previous-projects/)

## Project Tags

- [birdwing butterfly vine](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/birdwing-butterfly-vine/)
- [captive rearing and release](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/captive-rearing-and-release/)
- [Richmond birdwing butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/richmond-birdwing-butterfly/)
- [birdwing vines](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/birdwing-vines/)
- [habitat corridor](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/habitat-corridor/)
- [revegetation](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/revegetation/)
- [workshops](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/workshops/)
- [glider](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/glider/)
- [greater glider](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/greater-glider/)
- [yellow-bellied glider](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/yellow-bellied-glider/)
- [education](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/education/)
- [nest box](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/nest-box/)
- [Sheep Station Creek Conservation Park](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/sheep-station-creek-conservation-park/)
- [Logan](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/logan/)
- [mahogany glider](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/mahogany-glider/)
- [PlatypusWatchNetwork](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/platypuswatchnetwork/)
- [wallabies](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/wallabies/)
- [brush-tailed rock-wallabies](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/brush-tailed-rock-wallabies/)
- [rock wallabies](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/rock-wallabies/)
- [camera surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/camera-surveys/)
- [South East Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/south-east-queensland/)
- [platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/platypus/)
- [surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/surveys/)
- [monotreme](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/monotreme/)
- [Dutchman's pipe](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/dutchmans-pipe/)
- [Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/richmond-birdwing-conservation-network/)
- [Redlands](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/redlands/)
- [adopt a vine](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/adopt-a-vine/)
- [quolls](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/quolls/)
- [Sunshine Coast Hinterland](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/sunshine-coast-hinterland/)
- [northern quolls](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/northern-quolls/)
- [spotted-tailed quolls](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/spotted-tailed-quolls/)
- [quoll surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/quoll-surveys/)
- [bushfire recovery](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/bushfire-recovery/)
- [platypus surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/platypus-surveys/)
- [Upper Dawson](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/upper-dawson/)
- [Dawson River](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/dawson-river/)
- [eDNA surveys](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/edna-surveys/)
- [artificial hollows](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/artificial-hollows/)
- [southern Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/southern-queensland/)
- [monitoring](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/monitoring/)
- [pest control](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/pest-control/)
- [nest boxes](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/nest-boxes/)
- [greater glider habitat](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/greater-glider-habitat/)
- [conservation dogs](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/conservation-dogs/)
- [wildlife detection dogs](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/wildlife-detection-dogs/)
- [Quarry Life Award](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/quarry-life-award/)
- [Ornithoptera richmonida](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/ornithoptera-richmonida/)
- [Heidelberg Materials Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/heidelberg-materials-australia/)
- [Dasyurus maculatus](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/dasyurus-maculatus/)
- [spotted-tailed quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/spotted-tailed-quoll/)
- [Quoll Quest: Wild West](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/quoll-quest-wild-west/)
- [Paul Revie](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/paul-revie/)
- [Quoll Society](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/quoll-society/)
- [Texas](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/texas/)
- [Yelarbron](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/yelarbron/)
- [State Forests](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/state-forests/)
- [Kumbarilla](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/kumbarilla/)
- [Sundown NP](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/sundown-np/)
- [Giraween NP](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/giraween-np/)
- [Resilient Rivers](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/resilient-rivers/)
- [PlatypusWatch](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/platypuswatch/)
- [Council of Mayors](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/council-of-mayors/)
- [DETSI](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/detsi/)
- [Queensland Government](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/queensland-government/)
- [Local Government](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/local-government/)
- [multi-species](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/multi-species/)
- [eDNA](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/edna/)
- [rakali](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/rakali/)
- [freshwater turtles](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/freshwater-turtles/)
- [Murry cod](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/murry-cod/)
- [Australian lungfish](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/australian-lungfish/)
- [eDNA results](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/edna-results/)
- [Dr Tam Brunt](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/dr-tam-brunt/)
- [Richmond Birdwing](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/richmond-birdwing/)
- [citizen science](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/citizen-science/)
- [iNaturalist](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/inaturalist/)
- [Discover & Protect](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/discover-protect/)
- [Wildlife Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/wildlife-queensland/)
- [threatened species](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/threatened-species/)
- [butterfly conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/butterfly-conservation/)
- [invasive weeds](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/invasive-weeds/)
- [habitat corridors](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/habitat-corridors/)
- [Queensland wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/project_tag/queensland-wildlife/)

## Product categories

- [Merchandise](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/)
- [Books & Posters](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/books-posters/)
- [Clothing & Jewellery](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/clothing-jewellery/)
- [DVDs & CDs](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/dvds-cds/)
- [Reusables](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/reusables/)
- [Toys](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/toys/)
- [Adopt](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/adopt/)
- [Membership](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/membership/)
- [Magazine](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/magazine/)
- [Donate](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/donate/)
- [Artwork](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/artwork/)
- [Food & Wine](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/food-wine/)
- [Home & Garden](https://wildlife.org.au/product-category/merchandise/home-garden/)

## Product tags

- [books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/books/)
- [Steve Parish](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/steve-parish/)
- [Children](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/children/)
- [Echidna](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/echidna/)
- [Fluffy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/fluffy/)
- [Soft Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/soft-toy/)
- [Toy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/toy/)
- [DVD](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/dvd/)
- [The Coming of the White Birds](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/the-coming-of-the-white-birds/)
- [Torres Strait Pigeons](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/torres-strait-pigeons/)
- [White Birds](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/white-birds/)
- [Gliders](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/gliders/)
- [Greater Gilder](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/greater-gilder/)
- [Mahogany Gilder](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/mahogany-gilder/)
- [Posters](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/posters/)
- [Set of 4](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/set-of-4/)
- [Squirrel Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/squirrel-glider/)
- [Sugar Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/sugar-glider/)
- [Platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/platypus/)
- [Flying Fox](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/flying-fox/)
- [Platypus Puppet](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/platypus-puppet/)
- [Puppet](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/puppet/)
- [Book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/book/)
- [Celebrating 50 years with Wildlife Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/celebrating-50-years-with-wildlife-queensland/)
- [Wildlife Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-queensland/)
- [Northen Quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/northen-quoll/)
- [Quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/quoll/)
- [Quoll Posters](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/quoll-posters/)
- [Spotted Tailed Quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/spotted-tailed-quoll/)
- [Birdwings](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/birdwings/)
- [Birdwings' New Home](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/birdwings-new-home/)
- [Children's Book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/childrens-book/)
- [Ilustrated Book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/ilustrated-book/)
- [CD](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/cd/)
- [Info Kit](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/info-kit/)
- [Quoll Info Kit](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/quoll-info-kit/)
- [Adopt-a-Butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/adopt-a-butterfly/)
- [Adoption](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/adoption/)
- [Butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/butterfly/)
- [Richmond Birdwing Butterfly](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/richmond-birdwing-butterfly/)
- [Adopt](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/adopt/)
- [Adopt-a-Quoll](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/adopt-a-quoll/)
- [Adopt a Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/adopt-a-glider/)
- [Glider](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/glider/)
- [Join](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/join/)
- [Membership](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/membership/)
- [Magazine](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/magazine/)
- [Magazines](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/magazines/)
- [Previous Issues](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/previous-issues/)
- [Wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife/)
- [Wildlife Magazines](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-magazines/)
- [Current Issue](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/current-issue/)
- [Magazine Subscriptions](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/magazine-subscriptions/)
- [Subscriptions](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/subscriptions/)
- [Rock Wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/rock-wallaby/)
- [Wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wallaby/)
- [animals](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/animals/)
- [conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/conservation/)
- [kids](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/kids/)
- [merchandise](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/merchandise/)
- [t-shirts](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/t-shirts/)
- [reusables](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/reusables/)
- [Quoll Puppet](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/quoll-puppet/)
- [Australian wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-wildlife/)
- [Sandra Kendell](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/sandra-kendell/)
- [The Only Ones Left](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/the-only-ones-left/)
- [composting](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/composting/)
- [Compot](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/compot/)
- [Koala](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/koala/)
- [Kangaroo](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/kangaroo/)
- [artwork](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/artwork/)
- [Pam McGrath](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/pam-mcgrath/)
- [Mother's Day](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/mothers-day/)
- [colouring book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/colouring-book/)
- [journal](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/journal/)
- [turtle](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/turtle/)
- [clownfish](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/clownfish/)
- [Adopt a platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/adopt-a-platypus/)
- [Australian-made](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-made/)
- [character kangaroos](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/character-kangaroos/)
- [novelty gifts](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/novelty-gifts/)
- [aprons](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/aprons/)
- [Daryl Dickson](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/daryl-dickson/)
- [entertainment](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/entertainment/)
- [nature](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/nature/)
- [jewellery](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/jewellery/)
- [Wildlife Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-australia/)
- [digital subscription](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/digital-subscription/)
- [donate to Wildlife Queensland](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/donate-to-wildlife-queensland/)
- [donate](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/donate/)
- [donation](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/donation/)
- [Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/richmond-birdwing-conservation-network/)
- [Alicia Rogerson](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/alicia-rogerson/)
- [Gilbert's Potoroo](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/gilberts-potoroo/)
- [One Potoroo](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/one-potoroo/)
- [Penny Jaye](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/penny-jaye/)
- [books for kids](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/books-for-kids/)
- [children's gifts](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/childrens-gifts/)
- [quoll book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/quoll-book/)
- [children's books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/childrens-books/)
- [gift](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/gift/)
- [gift book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/gift-book/)
- [Kim Toft](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/kim-toft/)
- [Recipe for Perfect Planet Pie](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/recipe-for-perfect-planet-pie/)
- [wildlife books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-books/)
- [crocodiles](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/crocodiles/)
- [Tick Tock Tick Tock What's Up Croc](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/tick-tock-tick-tock-whats-up-croc/)
- [Animal Homes](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/animal-homes/)
- [Nature Watch book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/nature-watch-book/)
- [Steve Parish book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/steve-parish-book/)
- [caterpillar](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/caterpillar/)
- [Rebecca Johnson story book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/rebecca-johnson-story-book/)
- [Insect story book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/insect-story-book/)
- [Native bees](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/native-bees/)
- [Mammal story book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/mammal-story-book/)
- [Possum](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/possum/)
- [pygmy-possum](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/pygmy-possum/)
- [splash the platypus](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/splash-the-platypus/)
- [Field Guide Fish](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/field-guide-fish/)
- [First Field Guide](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/first-field-guide/)
- [Fish guide](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/fish-guide/)
- [First Field Guide Insects](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/first-field-guide-insects/)
- [Insects & Spiders](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/insects-spiders/)
- [Field Guide Mammals](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/field-guide-mammals/)
- [marsupials](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/marsupials/)
- [Monotremes](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/monotremes/)
- [placental mammals](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/placental-mammals/)
- [First Field Guide Marine Life](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/first-field-guide-marine-life/)
- [Junior Natural History](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/junior-natural-history/)
- [Ashley Hay](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/ashley-hay/)
- [Australian flora](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-flora/)
- [Eucalypts](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/eucalypts/)
- [gum](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/gum/)
- [gum trees](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/gum-trees/)
- [books on bees](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/books-on-bees/)
- [insects](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/insects/)
- [kids' books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/kids-books/)
- [Lovely](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/lovely/)
- [stingless bees](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/stingless-bees/)
- [Aussie animal facts](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/aussie-animal-facts/)
- [Aussie Animals](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/aussie-animals/)
- [Junior Fiction](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/junior-fiction/)
- [Steve Parish Books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/steve-parish-books/)
- [That's Gross](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/thats-gross/)
- [That's Sick](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/thats-sick/)
- [backyard books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/backyard-books/)
- [gifts](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/gifts/)
- [junior non-fiction](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/junior-non-fiction/)
- [Kids activity books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/kids-activity-books/)
- [animal antics](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/animal-antics/)
- [cassowary book](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/cassowary-book/)
- [southern cassorwary](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/southern-cassorwary/)
- [conservation books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/conservation-books/)
- [Elaine Green](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/elaine-green/)
- [piece by piece](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/piece-by-piece/)
- [sunshine coast](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/sunshine-coast/)
- [Australian birds](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-birds/)
- [bird painting](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/bird-painting/)
- [framed art](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/framed-art/)
- [noisy friarbird](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/noisy-friarbird/)
- [striated heron](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/striated-heron/)
- [rainforest](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/rainforest/)
- [bamboo pen](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/bamboo-pen/)
- [bottle blush](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/bottle-blush/)
- [free gift](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/free-gift/)
- [Notely](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/notely/)
- [tote bag](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/tote-bag/)
- [two-pack notebooks](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/two-pack-notebooks/)
- [Fancy fern](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/fancy-fern/)
- [maidenhair fern](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/maidenhair-fern/)
- [Floral](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/floral/)
- [Leafometry](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/leafometry/)
- [Sarah Turner artist](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/sarah-turner-artist/)
- [botanical](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/botanical/)
- [eastern curlew](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/eastern-curlew/)
- [Numenius madagascariensis](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/numenius-madagascariensis/)
- [Peter Lindenmayer](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/peter-lindenmayer/)
- [shorebird conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/shorebird-conservation/)
- [plush](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/plush/)
- [toys](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/toys/)
- [Petaurus](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/petaurus/)
- [fluffy toy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/fluffy-toy/)
- [brush-tailed rock-wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/brush-tailed-rock-wallaby/)
- [Australian animal storybooks](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-animal-storybooks/)
- [native story books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/native-story-books/)
- [animal books for kids](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/animal-books-for-kids/)
- [possum books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/possum-books/)
- [glider books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/glider-books/)
- [quoll books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/quoll-books/)
- [Cate Storey](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/cate-storey/)
- [Sarah Matsuda](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/sarah-matsuda/)
- [wildlife picture books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-picture-books/)
- [Bob Irwin](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/bob-irwin/)
- [Australian wildlife books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-wildlife-books/)
- [curlews](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/curlews/)
- [native Australian birds](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/native-australian-birds/)
- [urban wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/urban-wildlife/)
- [Steve Irwin](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/steve-irwin/)
- [crocodile hunter](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/crocodile-hunter/)
- [greater glider books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/greater-glider-books/)
- [Adopt a wallaby](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/adopt-a-wallaby/)
- [Print subscription](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/print-subscription/)
- [animal ecology](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/animal-ecology/)
- [biodiversity](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/biodiversity/)
- [wildlife paintings](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-paintings/)
- [frog](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/frog/)
- [flying fox soft toy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/flying-fox-soft-toy/)
- [fruit bat soft toy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/fruit-bat-soft-toy/)
- [Australian frogs](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-frogs/)
- [bats](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/bats/)
- [nature conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/nature-conservation/)
- [nature books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/nature-books/)
- [Australian natural history](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-natural-history/)
- [natural history books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/natural-history-books/)
- [pollinators](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/pollinators/)
- [bees](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/bees/)
- [monotreme](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/monotreme/)
- [cassowary](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/cassowary/)
- [birds](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/birds/)
- [birdwatching](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/birdwatching/)
- [chocolate](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/chocolate/)
- [platypus chocolate](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/platypus-chocolate/)
- [platypus conservation](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/platypus-conservation/)
- [Maleny Chocolate Co.](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/maleny-chocolate-co/)
- [keyring](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/keyring/)
- [bird feeding](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/bird-feeding/)
- [loggerhead turtle](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/loggerhead-turtle/)
- [hollow](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/hollow/)
- [hollows are homes](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/hollows-are-homes/)
- [hollows](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/hollows/)
- [habitat](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/habitat/)
- [den sites](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/den-sites/)
- [member](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/member/)
- [birdwing butterfly vine](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/birdwing-butterfly-vine/)
- [dingo](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/dingo/)
- [wildlife magazine](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-magazine/)
- [tree frogs](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/tree-frogs/)
- [frogs](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/frogs/)
- [Australian icons](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-icons/)
- [Australia](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australia/)
- [art](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/art/)
- [mixed media](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/mixed-media/)
- [Australian animal books](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-animal-books/)
- [Australian animals](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-animals/)
- [socks](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/socks/)
- [women's socks](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/womens-socks/)
- [animal socks](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/animal-socks/)
- [men's socks](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/mens-socks/)
- [plush toy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/plush-toy/)
- [Peter the Possum Man](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/peter-the-possum-man/)
- [Royal Spoonbills](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/royal-spoonbills/)
- [brush turkey](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/brush-turkey/)
- [acrylics](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/acrylics/)
- [tree hug](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/tree-hug/)
- [bush stone-curlew](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/bush-stone-curlew/)
- [Pam Galeano](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/pam-galeano/)
- [Crocodile](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/crocodile/)
- [Hull River](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/hull-river/)
- [photograph](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/photograph/)
- [framed](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/framed/)
- [block-mounted](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/block-mounted/)
- [Edith Wiskar](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/edith-wiskar/)
- [Darra](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/darra/)
- [Ornithorhynchus anatinus](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/ornithorhynchus-anatinus/)
- [muddy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/muddy/)
- [Symphony Hill](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/symphony-hill/)
- [wine](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wine/)
- [Ballandean](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/ballandean/)
- [support](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/support/)
- [viticulture](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/viticulture/)
- [vineyard](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/vineyard/)
- [paper daisy](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/paper-daisy/)
- [Australian flowers](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/australian-flowers/)
- [julia cooper](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/julia-cooper/)
- [pademelon](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/pademelon/)
- [Margaret Thorsborne](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/margaret-thorsborne/)
- [conservation art](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/conservation-art/)
- [wildlife cards](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-cards/)
- [Wet Tropics](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wet-tropics/)
- [watercolour cards](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/watercolour-cards/)
- [greeting cards](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/greeting-cards/)
- [nature cards](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/nature-cards/)
- [Queensland wildlife](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/queensland-wildlife/)
- [Wet Tropics World Heritage](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wet-tropics-world-heritage/)
- [conservation gifts](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/conservation-gifts/)
- [art cards](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/art-cards/)
- [Galmara](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/galmara/)
- [environmental art](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/environmental-art/)
- [gift cards](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/gift-cards/)
- [wildlife art](https://wildlife.org.au/product-tag/wildlife-art/)