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.

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Two new plant species have recently been described and recognised as part of the established native flora of Queensland.

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Join the challenge ... choose to refuse single-use plastic this Plastic Free July!

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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.

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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. 

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Wildlife Queensland’s PlatypusWatch team commenced its fifth season of platypus eDNA sampling in waterways across the greater Brisbane region this week.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Running from 18-24 May, National Volunteer Week is an annual celebration to acknowledge the generous contribution that volunteers make to our community.

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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.

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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.

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Frog hotels are a great way to encourage more frogs to visit your garden while giving them a safe space to live in.

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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.

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A personal message of thanks and support from Wildlife Queensland President Peter Ogilvie.

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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.

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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!

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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.

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Now's the time put on your citizen science hat, learn about the environment and its wildlife, and help contribute to conservation and wildlife recovery efforts ‒ all from the comfort of your backyard or living room!

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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!

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Support the Queensland Government's proposed ban on single-use plastics and say 'see ya later' to plastic waste!

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Wildlife Queensland is taking measures to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and help protect our members and supporters, staff and volunteers.

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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.

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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.

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This World Wildlife Day, Wildlife Queensland is asking its members and supporters to #DoOneThingToday to make a difference and help wildlife conservation.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Results from a recent survey conducted by Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network (QSN) under an environmental grant from Logan City Council show positive indications of spotted-tailed quolls in the Logan City Council local government area.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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

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The final Batty Boat Cruise for 2019 was an evening of relaxed cruising on the Brisbane River, a stunning sunset and flying-fox fly-out spectacular!

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Tamielle Brunt and Judith Vink report on an alarming recent find in an area that attracts an abundance of aquatic wildlife.

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