WPSQ Bayside Branch in Capalaba, Queensland | Non-profit organisation

WPSQ Bayside Branch

Locality: Capalaba, Queensland

Address: PO Box 427 4157 Capalaba, QLD, Australia

Website: http://wildlife.org.au/bayside

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24.01.2022 Did you know that you can adopt an animal through WPSQ? Choose between a platypus, glider, quoll or butterfly, with all proceeds going towards conservation efforts. You can pick between an adult or children's adoption pack, which means there are great options for any animal lover in your life this Christmas! See more: https://wildlife.org.au/adoptions/

23.01.2022 REEF LIVE airing Friday 4 December, 8.30pm and Sunday 6 December, 8.40pm on ABC & iview will let you experience the anticipation and the wonder of this unique and very special natural event. As corals across the outer reef synchronise their spawn release, scientists will capture the spawn in a race against time to help regenerate the reef before it’s too late. Read more: http://about.abc.net.au//reef-live-a-breathtaking-two-pa/

22.01.2022 A heatwave is starting to take hold in many areas of Australia. Today, please remember to put water bowls out everywhere you can Other things you can do to ...help wildlife during this heatwave and throughout summer: www.AnimalsAus.org/D1W Know what a distressed animal looks like and what to do: www.AnimalsAus.org/D1j

21.01.2022 Citizen scientists help us understand just how much Australian frogs call during the day. Frogs call at night. Or do they? Using recordings of calling frogs submitted to the national citizen science project, FrogID, we take a closer look at just how much Australia’s frogs really do restrict their calling to night-time. Read more: https://australian.museum/bl/amri-news/frogs-call-at-night/... Celebrate frogs this week by joining Frog ID week! Ending soon! https://portal.frogid.net.au/frog-id-week

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15.01.2022 Pollinator Week Rita the ‘reed bee’ is indigenous to Australia and could be any one of the 80 or so bee species within the genus Exoneura. She is not a social... bee, like honey bees and stingless bees, she is a semi-social (allodapine) bee who progressively feeds her young in a small, open brood chamber. thanks to @ Australian Pollinator Week

14.01.2022 Australian Pollinator Week kicks off today! Australian Pollinator Week acknowledges our important and unique insect pollinators during our southern spring (November). It is a designated week when communities, businesses and organisations can come together to raise awareness of the importance of pollinators and support their needs. There are lots of great events scheduled this week, that you can tune in on from wherever you are. Parents, this includes a pollinator dance chal...lenge for your kids! One of our favourites is the Wild Pollinator Count. You can join in by watching any flowering plant for just ten minutes sometime in our count week, and reporting your sightings via the website. Read more: https://www.australianpollinatorweek.org.au

14.01.2022 Some great prizes up for grabs this year in the Cicada Film Festival: raffle! All proceeds help to support WPSQ BB and the next Cicada Film Festival!

12.01.2022 Frog ID week starts today! FrogID Week is Australia’s Biggest Frog Count, held annually for Australians to help record frog calls through the free FrogID app, as a measurement of frog health and distribution around the nation. It aims to monitor frog distributions over time, helping us to understand how frogs and their ecosystems are responding to a changing planet. FrogID Week will take place Friday Nov 6, 2020 - Sunday Nov 15, 2020... Read more here: https://portal.frogid.net.au/frog-id-week

10.01.2022 Its a busy week this week, with National Recycling Week which started yesterday! PlanetArk's theme this year is A FUTURE BEYOND THE BIN and there are 6 key steps to follow to recover our future. 1. REDUCE resource use ... 2. CHALLENGE food waste 3. SHIFT packaging use 4. SHARE tools & resources 5. TREASURE your tech 6. CHAMPION the champions Find out more here: https://recyclingnearyou.com.au/nationalrecyc/beyondthebin/

08.01.2022 This year, we’re challenging you to Buy Nothing on Black Friday, with a small asterisk: if you must purchase gifts, choose to support small and locally owned businesses, particularly those owned by women and POC. bit.ly/buynothing2020 #BuyNothingDay

06.01.2022 Koala at rest this morning in a large eucalyptus tree next to the Eddie Santagiuliana Way - about 400 metres south of Toondah Harbour.

05.01.2022 How is your Christmas shopping going? If, like us, you're stuck for ideas, why not head over to our online store? There are some great ideas for the whole family, that might just make your shopping list a little bit shorter. Just some of the great gifting options;... - Children's books and soft toys - Tote bags and aprons - Beeswax wraps and reusable cutlery - Notebooks and colouring in books The best part is, all proceeds help your local wildlife! Head over now: https://wildlife.org.au/store/

02.01.2022 This shy bird photographed in Alexandra Hills, a haunting call day and night. You can often spot males perched in high positions calling and displaying. Common koels prefer leafy, fruiting trees on the fringes of woodlands, rainforests, streams and are commonly found in suburban backyards. They are migratory birds that travel to Australia to breed, arriving in south-east Queensland in spring and staying until March-April when they head back to Indonesia.