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Over several years, the Queensland Government's Gambling Community Benefit Fund has provided financial assistance to Wildlife Queensland to help us undertake a wide range of projects and activites, supporting the community-based role of our staff and volunteers across the organisation.
Perpetual Trustees, and the trust funds managed by them, have provided financial support for several Wildlife Queensland projects. 
SEQ Catchments is the regional body responsible for the planning and implementation of integrated natural resource management (NRM) for south-east Queensland. 
Established in 1997, the Queensland Community Foundation is a public charitable trust set up to serve the State's communities by providing a permanent funding source for charities and non profit organisations.
Based in Melbourne, black ivory graphic design have been supporting the Queensland Glider Network with some new designs and logos
For more information about Black Ivory Graphic Design visit the website.
Gary Clark, of Swamp Productions Pty Ltd, a professional cartoonist, supports many conmuinity and conservation activities including a regular insight with a humourous twist into conservation issues of the day that can be found as a regular feature in Wildlife Australia Magazine.
For more information about Swamp visit the website.
Geckoes Wildlife Presentations provide a unique educational experience through their wildlife talks and displays for schools, corporate, social & training events, & children's birthday parties.
As regular partners with Wildlife Queensland we work together to raise public understanding of the conservation of Queensland's wildlife through use of live wildlife in an range of engaging and fun programmes.
For more information about Geckoes Wildlife Presentations visit their website.
Michael Sendic is a fantastic photographer and passionate wildlife advocate. His images feature in many of Wildlife Queensland's educational publications and he is a regular contributor to Wildlife Australia Magazine, writing about the art and science of photographing our native wildlife.
As well as capturing amazing images, he shares his passion for the visual image through his 'Trekabout Photography Workshops', which he runs with partner Mark Rayner
See some of his photography and find out more about the Trekabout workshops on his website.
Rant Clothing – 100% Australian owned, designed and made – supports local businesses and charities, believing cooperation within your own community is an important element towards achieving a sustainable future.
Based in Queensland, with a commitment to low-impact and local manufacturing, Rant clothing also commits to supporting Wildlife Queensland's hands-on environmental approach through their their community support programmes.
See more about their range of products at website.
Steve Parish started his lifelong commitment to nature at an early age, and has been committed to not just capturing images of wildlife, but to use these images to inspire people to share his passion for wildlife, and to secure their engagement for its conservation. Steve has had a long association with Wildlife Queensland, including being active in the development and success of Wildlife Australia Magazine.
Based in Brisbane, Queensland, Steve Parish Publishing provides you with a unique Australian nature experience that will inspire you to celebrate and connect with our incredible natural world and continues it support for Wildlife Queensland through regular contibutions of the children's pages in Wildlife Australia Magazine.
Find out more about his work and about Steve Parish Publishing on their website.