Straddie Wildlife Rescue
Straddie Wildlife Rescue is seeking volunteers in all townships to help with island rescues. You will be trained, equipment will […]
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A collection of images
A Pied Cormorant catches a Butter Bream, east end of Deadman’s Beach. Tringa incana, Wandering Tattler. (Heyn de Kock) Rainbow Bee […]
Read moreSummer Nature Notes
Off Point Lookout the Manta Rays will have returned and dolphins with new calves may sometimes be sighted. Koala breeding […]
Read moreFeral animal control update
Feral fox Main Beach North Stradbroke Island. Due to the excellent efforts of Michael Dickinson, Wildlife Spotter / Catcher, 111 […]
Read moreJanuary floods and bay health
The January floods have sparked serious concern over the impact of sediment plume on seagrasses, turtles and dugongs in Moreton […]
Read moreAn end to sand mining, why 14 years and not 6 weeks?
Sand mining stopped on Fraser Island in 6 weeks! Why does this government need 14 years? In 1976 the Fraser […]
Read moreErosion at Amity and Point Lookout
Deadman’s Beach at its worst. Early this year, with the wild weather, dramatic erosion occurred once again at Amity and […]
Read moreMarine Plastic Kills Seabirds
Sea birds which forage in the Tasman Sea are eating plastic, thinking it is food and are dying in large […]
Read moreThe Eighteen Mile Swamp
Swamps fringe the Northern, Eastern and Southern shores of North Stradbroke Island. The Eighteen Mile Swamp, a great trough in […]
Read moreHigh Court Victory
In the High Court of Australia in Canberra on June 9 the mining company’s final attempt to prolong the mining […]
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