Eumundi Wildlife Centre What to expect This position would suit any applicants that have an interest in our native wildlife and have a commitment to learn about the daily care…
As the Sunshine Coast transitions to cooler weather, the Coastal Fox Control Program will soon start to protect our native wildlife from the predatory fox in coastal bushland areas from…
If you enjoy art and nature this opportunity is for you! Previously known as the Holmes Junior Art Prize, Queensland school aged students are encouraged to submit an artwork. This…
Bird life With Tony Wellington No one can have walked the forest paths of Noosa without coming across a Grey Fantail. These plucky little birds are adapted to a wide…
Bird Life with Tony Wellington The Red-backed Fairy-wren is the smallest of Australia’s fairy-wrens, and the only one not to display some blue plumage. Of course, it’s just the males…
SCARLET HONEYEATER Bird Life with Tony Wellington The Scarlet Honeyeater is a spectacular little bird and the most brightly coloured of the local honeyeaters. They forage high up in the…
Bird life With Tony Wellington The Pheasant Coucal (Centropus phasianinus) is more often heard than seen. The call is a haunting, surprisingly deep “whoop, whoop, whoop” usually emanating from a dark…
Efforts to protect coastal native wildlife will be ramped up again this spring, with Sunshine Coast Council, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Coolum and North Shore Coast Care and Noosa…
with Tony Wellington Squirrel Gliders bear no relationship to squirrels other than both animals having bushy tails. Of course, there are no native squirrels in Australia, although attempts were once…
with Tony Wellington There are some 88 species of mistletoe in Australia. They are semi-parasitic plants that grow on the branches of host trees and shrubs. Some mistletoes are very…