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20.01.2022 WILDLIFE AUSTRALIA SUMMER 2020 EDITION takes a bird’s eye view over our bad habitats. In a special report, Wildlife Australia Magazine focuses on problems with habitat. Ronda Green examines how wildlife will weather climate change. Peter Ogilvie asks, are Queensland wildlife reserves being ignored? Plus, over 100 eucalypt tree species are now seen to be ‘threatened’; 22 Australian freshwater fish on edge of extinction; falling platypus numbers promote a call to list the spec...ies as threatened; how migratory birds are connecting our world; and key scientists bound forward with Kangaroo Island recovery plan; dangerous animals encyclopaedia; and much more. CHRISTMAS 2020 SUBSCRIPTION OFFER BE QUICK! Subscribe to Wildlife Australia by 31 December 2020 and get Daryl Dickson's stunning new book, Celebrating Australia's Magnificent Wildlife, FREE. T&Cs apply. Subscribe now https://wildlife.org.au/magazines/
16.01.2022 "The first case of tuberculosis in an endangered, free-ranging juvenile Australian sea lion in South Australia has been reported by University of Sydney researchers." https://www.9news.com.au//13492b29-5761-464c-8e4e-12e14593
14.01.2022 Good news! "Endangered Australasian bitterns and near-threatened Australian little bitterns are found breeding in Yanga National Park." https://www.abc.net.au//rare-and-endangered-bitte/13051488
13.01.2022 Our beloved spotted-tailed quoll (southern subspecies OR southeastern mainland population) (Dasyurus maculatus maculatus) has been upgraded from Vulnerable to E...ndangered under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 (NCA). The spotted-tailed quoll was listed as Vulnerable in Queensland under the NCA 1992 but as Endangered nationally under the EPBC Act 1999. On 30 April 2021, the Queensland status changed from Vulnerable to Endangered so the categories are aligned with international standards. Want more 'quoll-ity' information? In the Autumn 2021 edition of Wildlife Australia Magazine - WAM, we present some recent updates on quoll research and projects in the first of a two-part feature report. Have you got your copy? Subscribe now https://wildlife.org.au/magazines/
10.01.2022 Check out this beauty! Taken in Townsville, this Australian green tree frog was happy to get his photo taken. @Fourwhoexplore
08.01.2022 Help save Queensland's native wildlife this World Environment Day This year’s World Environment Day theme is #GenerationRestoration and we are echoing this ...message that while we can’t turn back time, we can still have a positive impact to RESTORE vital wildlife habitat, EDUCATE and ENGAGE communities about wildlife conservation, INFLUENCE choices through advocacy campaigns, and PROTECT and CONSERVE Queensland's native wildlife through our vital conservation projects. This World Environment Day, Queensland’s wildlife needs our love more than ever, and Wildlife Queensland urgently needs your help! You can make a difference today by donating a gift to help us continue our conservation work and champion the plight of native wildlife to help prevent local and national extinctions. Together we can be #GenerationRestoration and help protect and conserve our wildlife for future generations. Please gift now https://bit.ly/3fQYfU4 #WorldEnvironmentDay
04.01.2022 Great work, Nick, in photographing rarely seen and little known Australian invertebrates.
03.01.2022 Now more than ever, our wildlife needs your love, and Wildlife Queensland needs your help! As 30 June approaches, please consider a tax-deductible gift that wi...ll go towards the ongoing conservation of Queensland’s threatened species. Your support will help us to continue: campaigning on important issues to better protect and conserve our native wildlife and vital habitats, including the need for stronger environmental laws, fighting the exploitation and commercialisation of national parks, and a ban on opera house traps. conservation projects focused on restoring vital wildlife habitat and surveying and monitoring of conservation-significant species in SEQ, including ongoing planting of birdwing butterfly vines and building wildlife corridors, eDNA platypus surveys, nest box installation and monitoring for vulnerable greater gliders, camera monitoring and detection dog surveys to search for nationally endangered spotted-tailed and northern quolls. https://chuffed.org/pro/wildlife-queensland-eofy2021-appeal #LoveWildlife #EOFY2021 #wildlifeconservation #threatenedspecies
