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The Glenbora – Bairds Creek Corridor has been on our wish list since 2004 – it is wonderful to see it actually happening. Mahogany Glider Tree Planting this morning at Glen Bora – Kennedy – Thanks to all … Continue reading
Helping restore, reconnect and improve the connections for the mahogany glider… Without trees the mahogany glider cant move thru the landscape.. corridors between patches of remaining habitat are essential for them to access food, find a mate, disperse their young … Continue reading
Threatened Species Commissioner Gregory Andrews… How do you get things done? Start by prioritising. At the launch of last year’s Threatened Species Strategy, Environment Minister Greg Hunt MP committed to securing the future of 20 threatened mammal and 20 threatened … Continue reading
Great afternoon out with all the students at Kennedy State School – and wonderful for them to have access to the Glenbora Waterhole area again. It has been a site, close to the school that has been used for education … Continue reading
Thankyou Gregory Andrews – Threatened Species Commissioner We have had a wonderful day in mahogany Glider Country with Gregory and Erin visiting our Mahogany Glider project Sites – thanks to all our partners and stakeholders for taking part in what … Continue reading
Another step forward on the Glenbora – Bairds Creek Mahogany Glider Corridor Project. Wildlife Qld Cassowary Coast – Hinchinbrook Branch with our TO partners on site today. So many positives – the track access is on the way and the … Continue reading
Nick and his team of CVA International Volunteer have spent a week in Cardwell working with Wildlife Qld – HQ Plantation Glenbora-Bairds Creek Mahogany Glider Corridor Project at Kennedy. They have been collecting all the rubbish and plastics from the … Continue reading
We are extremely happy to have had the opportunity to spend time with the federal government’s Threatened Species Commissioner during his visit to the wet tropics. We have had a lot of fun but all the fun has surrounded our … Continue reading