Can Sibelco Hold Back The Gushing Waters?
Since October last year water has been gushing at an alarming rate from dunes and rushing through normally dry watercourses […]
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Sibelco on trial
On 1 March, 2013 a Brisbane Magistrate ordered that Stradbroke miner Sibelco Australia Limited pay the State’s Environment Department an […]
Read moreDead seabirds needed for plastic pollution study
Lauren Roman, a graduate ecology / zoology student from the University of Queensland is undertaking a study on plastic marine […]
Read morePlastic Peril
Rubbish in the bathing gorge after a storm Every bit of plastic every human has ever used is still somewhere […]
Read moreReturn to paper newsletters
That’s right it’s back to the future for FOSI. We’ve decided to start printing our newsletters again and mailing them […]
Read moreSummer Nature Notes
Bush Stone Curlew. (Bruce Martin) Off Point Lookout the Manta Rays will have returned and dolphins with new calves may […]
Read moreBush Fires Highlight Need to Protect All Koala Habitat
If we are serious about protecting our koala population, the recent bush fires on the Island highlight the need for […]
Read moreMarine Debris Impacts on Wildlife
The CSIRO is working on a national marine debris project which has as its aim identifying the threat to wildlife. […]
Read moreThe Spirited Wagtail
One of Straddie’s most delightful common birds, the Willie Wagtail was recently the subject of a blog by Queensland wildlife […]
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