Tag: wildlife
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Red Goshawk presentation
The Toowoomba Bird Observers AGM will be held Tuesday 21 October 2025 at St Anthony’s Parish Centre Community Hall, 3 Memory Street, Toowoomba at 6.00pm. The guest speaker, Chris MacColl, will kick off proceedings with his presentation entitled“Shedding light on the elusive Red Goshawk: A woodland-breeding tropical raptor with occasional forays into the arid zone“.…
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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)
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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.
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Land for Wildlife August Topics
Land for Wildlife South-East Queensland has published a newsletter. Topics include:
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QCC EXPLORE Sep 25
Queensland Conservation Council has published the September issue of its EXPLORE newsletter with this headline: EXPLORE September 2025: ‘horror’ environment report just released, new forest campaign launched, secret fossil fuel deal slammed
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Articles from HOPE
HOPE Australia (Householders’ Options to Protect the Environment Inc) publishes a variety of interesting documents. These two recent HOPE documents may be of interest to FEP members: The articles are attached here for your convenience.
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Deforestation and land clearing
The Wilderness Society has published a report, Drivers of deforestation and land clearing in Queensland. It is available online as a downloadable PDF (embedded below). Findings:
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Toowoomba Bird Observers: May 25
Toowoomba Bird Observers May newsletter is out. Bird of the month is the Mistletoebird. Outings are set for 11 and 28/29 June. There are reports of the The May outing to the Waterbird Habitat is reported with photographs and there are other pieces about Lord How Island and the feral Muscovy duck.
