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Wildlife Friendly Fencing Signs It has been a job that has been “on the list” for some time now but the signs on the Bairds Creek Linkage fence (HQ Plantation) at Kennedy and on the fencing at the foot of … Continue reading
CASSOWARY COAST-HINCHINBROOK BRANCH WPSQ NEWSLETTER 2014 no.3 NINNEY RISE As advertised in the last news bulletin there was a very successful open day at Ninney Rise , the Heritage listed home of John Busst, founder of Innisfail WPSQ and a … Continue reading
Should Queensland’s endangered species have a price on their heads? Dear Friends Should Queensland’s endangered species have a price on their heads? That’s the proposition being seriously considered by politicians who say there’s not enough money … Continue reading
Tully Branch is now Cassuwary Coast – Hinchinbrook Branch The name has been changed to better reflect the membership for 2013 President Daryl Dickson Secretary Sue Smith Tresurer Judy Murphy Projects Officer Laurie Martin
WPSQ TULLY WILDLIFE FIRST COMMUNITY PLANTOUT FOR 2013 GET DOWN AND DIRTY HELPING THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT RECOVER FROM CYCLONE YASI HELP THE REVEGETATION OF AN IMPORTANT CORRIDOR FOR THE ENDANGERED MAHOGANY GLIDER GOLF LINKS TO LOOKOUT PLANTING 400 … Continue reading
Working together towards better planning outcomes for Cassowary & Mahogany Gliders WPSQ Tully Branch Media Release 22 February 2013 Development planned to help wildlife New guidelines will help town planners and developers to protect the habitat of the region’s iconic … Continue reading
. A campaign to ensure the safe future of one of the region’s most historic properties has just been launched on line. The house, Ninney Rise at Bingil Bay, was built by artist and conservationist John Busst around 1960 and … Continue reading
So much seems to be happening in the wild world at the moment, and so quickly. Trees and shrubs seem to be coming into blossom overnight, birds are relishing the cool brought by the showers and, blissfully, bandicoots have stopped … Continue reading
Sharing the beautiful creatures in our forest.. Today I have been watching some of our beautiful resident kingfishers and thought I would share them. We are blessed with a wonderful array of kingfishers at different times of the year. … Continue reading
A GIFT, BUT THERE ARE STILL PLENTY NEEDING CARE by ANNE WILKINSON Rain at last, and what a wonderful Christmas gift it was to parched gardens, countryside and bush. Hopefully, it is also a good omen for 2013. From WPSQ, … Continue reading