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Welcome to my.wildlife 18 – it’s full of special offers. As we go to press, changes to the priorities and position of the environment and conservation under the government of the new Queensland Premier are emerging. Wildlife Queensland has already written a reminder list to Premier Bligh about what needs to be done. You can read that list via this issue of my.Wildlife. We are also offering you a giant frog – a giant frog poster that is. Find out more about this special offer for eBulletin subscribers below. Come on a very special camping weekend with Wildlife Queensland – we’re inviting everyone to join us, and an expert professional guide, to the best birdwatching spot in Australia. |
Queensland Premier’s To Do list
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Girrimay National Park declared
The park lies along the shores of the Hinchinbrook Passage, adjacent to the controversial Port Hinchinbrook development, a location that has left it with a legacy of problems. The park contains important habitat for the mahogany glider, one of Australia’s most endangered mammals. |
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Batty Boat Cruise bookings go online
Plus see ' For your diary' below for another must-attend event for flying fox enthusiasts. |
Queensland frogs…just hanging on
You can purchase your Queensland frogs…just hanging on poster for $5 each plus $5 p&p (within Australia) Up to 4 posters can be mailed to the same address for the same p&p cost. But hop to it – supplies are limited. Call us today on 07 3221 0194 to order and pay. |
For your diaryIntroduction to flying foxesWPSQ’s Brisbane Branch hosts Louise Saunders, wildlife artist and flying fox expert carer, at the branch’s September meeting. Tuesday 25 September 7.30pm at Kelvin Grove State College Library, after the Branch AGM. More details on Brisbane Branch’s newsletter Koala Summit 2007Redland Shire’s 2-day summit at Alexandra Hills Hotel on 2–3 November asks Koalas and people: Can we live together? The best birding weekend everJoin Wildlife Queensland supporters in the best bird watching square kilometre in Australia: Inskip Point – famous for its rare but tame black-breasted button quail and huge diversity of bird species. Our fun camping weekend runs from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 November. Find out more You can find out more about these events in our diary. |
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Wildlife Queensland congratulates Premier Bligh on her accession to the leadership of the government of Queensland. We’ve taken this opportunity to remind the new premier of the environmental challenges and priorities facing her in her new role.
Congratulations also go to all parties involved in the recent gazetting of the new 
The storyteller and the seasons
The first 
Fancy a frog on your wall? Then jump at the chance to buy our bright and bouncy new poster about Queensland’s threatened frogs. We are inviting my.Wildlife subscribers to be priority customers in this special poster offer. 