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Welcome to the 9th edition of my.Wildlife eBulletin. November was a big month for Wildlife law as you will
read from some of the articles.
Looking for a Christmas gift - read on for a couple of wild ideas.
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Flying fox win: death
grids ordered to be removed
A North Queensland farmer will have to dismantle the electric grids in his lychee orchard after he allegedly
admitted to the media that he had killed thousands of spectacled flying foxes.
The decision was made in the case of Booth vs Yardley brought by conservationist Dr Carol Booth and supported
by the EDO team and barrister Chris McGrath. Find
out more.
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New Wildlife Australia
Magazine is full of mystery
Do mistletoes kill trees? What's the latest 'extinct' animal to be found alive and well in Queensland? Why
are some urban animals more laid back than others - and what does it mean for evolution? If you want to know
the answers, you'll have to read the latest issue of Wildlife Australia Magazine. Packed full of colour and
wonder, the Summer 2006 issue of WAM is out very soon.
Give a gift - get a gift - with the special Wildlife Australia Magazine Christmas gift subscription
offer, when you GIVE a gift subscription, you GET a free BBC wildlife DVD for yourself. It could be your
best Christmas yet.
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Duck and quail
hunting ban passed in Parliament - hooray!
The campaign to ban the recreational shooting of duck and quail ended with a conservation victory when the
Queensland Parliament passed amendments to the Nature Conservation Act 1992.
Find out more
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Push for rare wallaby
population boom
Project Kial, run by Australian Animals Care and Education Inc., is waiting for EPA approval to start a breeding
program of the critically endangered bridled nailtail wallaby, found in the wild in only a few restricted reserves
in Central Queensland.
Find out more
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Sign the Protecting
Our Bushland campaign (on paper)
The Queensland Government ePetition Protecting Our Bushland closed on Friday 25 November with a total of 1083
signatures.
You can still sign the paper petition and add your
name to the 1500 signatories of the hard copy petition or send a postcard to your political representative.
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The perfect gift for batty friends and relatives
Send your friends on a cruise in 2007. Give them a gift voucher to the first Batty Boat Cruise of the New Year.
Take them on the MV Neptune up the Brisbane River to see the spectacular flying fox flyout from Indooroopilly
Island on Sunday 4 February 2007.
Run by Brisbane Branch of WPSQ, all proceeds go to wildlife projects.
Gift passes, tickets and bookings
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For your diary
Free Climate Change seminar
Griffith University Eco Centre and the Australian School of Environmental Studies present a free community
seminar Climate Change: How do we adapt?, Wednesday 13 December Bookings recommended.
For more information about this and other events visit the WPSQ
Green Diary
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Wildlife
Queensland Newsletter
You can download a full colour copy of the Wildlife
Queensland Summer 2006 newsletter (~1400kb). If you also receive a hardcopy of the newsletter, but would
rather just download the pdf format file, please cancel your hardcopy by email
with your name, address and reference number (if known).
Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland.
95 William St, Brisbane Qld 4000 Australia
Ph: +61 7 3221 0194 Fax: +61 7 3221 0701
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