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  • Cranley Escarpment – Have your say
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    Cranley Escarpment – Have your say

    Toowoomba Regional Council invites you to Have Your Say on Cranley Escarpment Park!  Cranley Escarpment is a large bushland reserve that offers recreation, open space and bushwalking trails.  Upgrades have been scheduled by Council to meet local park recreation standards, to activate and enhance the park area through minor embellishments that provide opportunity for social…

  • An evening with the Koalas
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    An evening with the Koalas

    The Protect Trees campaign supported by Darling Downs Environment Council is promoting a special event in support of local wildlife. Event Details:📅 Date: Friday 17th of October 6pm📍 Location: 1a Heller St Rangeville at the Buru Dain Dan Eco Hut Tickets: $10 (kids under 12 free)

  • Toowoomba Bird Observers Sep 25
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    Toowoomba Bird Observers Sep 25

    Bird of the month is the Grey-crowned Babbler. Read reports of recent outings and check details for upcoming events. There are details of the annual census (October 25 – 31) which will use this check list.

  • Land for Wildlife August Topics
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    Land for Wildlife August Topics

    Land for Wildlife South-East Queensland has published a newsletter. Topics include:

  • DDEC October News
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    DDEC October News

    Darling Downs Environment Council has published its October newsletter. It includes news about the recent Connecting Culture with Country event, current campaign activities, and upcoming events.

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