Category: Support Wildlife
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17th February 2022Landholders to record wildlife on their properties during K2W survey blitz
GER’s Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala partnership is calling on landholders to take part in a ‘bioblitz’ to record the wildlife on their properties using cameras and audio recorders. The wildlife survey, […]
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13th February 2022Tracking the Lockyer Valley’s elusive platypus
Landholders along Laidley Creek in Queensland’s Lockyer Valley are being invited to play sleuth and help locate resident platypus by searching for the genetic traces they leave. Environmental DNA (eDNA) […]
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10th December 2021New state of the art homes for wildlife in the Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala Link
Microbats, gliding possums and small parrots are some of the native animals set to benefit from new, state of the art homes in the Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala (K2W) Link section […]
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22nd September 2021Creating Trails for Tails
Landholders in the Border Ranges region of New South Wales are being asked to record the elaborate calls of a threatened rainforest songbird this spring to help bring them back […]
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16th September 2021Busting Barbs in the Abercrombie
Finding a squirrel glider entangled in their barb wire fence is often the very first time people find out that they have gliders living on their land. The distressing discovery […]
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23rd November 2020Bello Gives a Fig
The future of the Bellingen Shires’ flying foxes will soon be looking greener thanks to a new community-led project to restore preferred bat food trees and raise awareness in local […]
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12th November 2020Celebrating Cores, Corridors and Koalas on Country
Jaliigirr Biodiversity Alliance partners, traditional custodians and one exceptional dog gathered on Gumbaynggirr land on the Coffs Coast on 2 November to view some of the work being delivered through […]
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09th November 2020Sharing knowledge to boost glider conservation
To help drive action to secure the future of Australia’s unique gliding possums, over 150 researchers, academics and on-ground practitioners from across the country came together for a two-day virtual […]
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09th September 2020Closing the gap
Twenty-five dedicated volunteers came together in August to help plant 750 native trees and shrubs, comprising 35 different rainforest species, on a property near Berry on the NSW South Coast. […]
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