Author: Web Editor
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QWaLC eNews – 14 Aug
eNews from Queensland Water and Land Carers includes information about Landcare award nominations, ACNC webinar, Landcare Week survey results, women in STEM prize, National Science Week, and more.
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AABR E-news Aug 26
The Australian Association of Bush Regenerators (AABR) has posted its August newsletter with articles about natural regeneration since 2002, post-fire developments at Crowdy Bay, and more.
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DDEC AGM
The DDEC Annual General Meeting Celebration and Prioject Updates(AGM) will be held on Wednesday, 16 September 2026 at 5.30 pm at the Eco Hut, 1a Heller Street, Middle Ridge. Only financial club members can participate in the voting process. Please renew your membership using this link Become a member – The Darling Downs Environment Council…
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Toowoomba Bird Observers Jul 26
Toowoomba Bird Observers‘ July newsletter is out. Bird of the month is the Pied Stilt. Walks in August will be at Oakey on Wednesday, 12 August with Charles Dove and at Ravensbourne National Park on Saturday, 29 August with Mick Atzeni. There are reports, with photographs, of walks at Cambooya, Main Range, Goomburra, and Williams…
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DDEC News Aug 26
Darling Downs Environment Council has published its August Newsletter. It has news about Ahri & Ellen and information about recent and upcoming events. DDEC AGM will be held on 16 September at 5:30 pm. Other events include the nest box workshop on 9 August, community advocacy for ‘Nature Positive’ outcomes webinar on 11 August, FEP Madeira Challenge…
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QWaLC eNews – 29 Jul
eNews from Queensland Water and Land Carers includes information on the 30 July webinar about spotting H5 bird flu, updates to Fire ant biosecurity zones, grant programs, Landcare Week 3 – 9 August, National Science Week 15 – 23 August, 2026 Queensland Volunteering Conference, and more.
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LUCI Update Jul 2026
Lockyer Uplands Catchments Inc has published its quarterly update for July 2026. It includes information about a new biocontrol for lantana, the Bunyas to Border wildlife corridor project, planting for butterflies, rock wallabies in the Lockyer, and more.
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Nest box workshop
Following the success of our April nest box workshop, Tiff and Sandy are excited to be hosting another nest box workshop on 9 August. In April’s workshop , we built around 12 nest boxes that are now finding homes in local schools and learning communities, giving children the opportunity to observe wildlife throughout the seasons…
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Koala sighting in Jubilee Park
An FEP committee member recently received an email message from a family living in the Jubilee Park area: Just thought I’d share a bit of exciting news. Yesterday Ben was riding through the Jubilee Park bike trails and spotted this beautiful koala on the Defibrillator Track. It was the first one we’ve ever seen in…

