Bat Care Brisbane Inc. is a bat conservation group, passionate about the future of bats as economically important animals, flying foxes as forest makers, and microbats for their service in devouring disease-carrying pest insects.

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ONARR is an organisation of wildlife caring groups run by volunteers.

We cater to many different species of native animals, rehabilitating and releasing them back to the wild.

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Information source maintained by the Australian Marine Conservation Society

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Tolga Bat Hospital rescues, rehabilitates and releases bats. It also engages in education, habitat restoration, research and advocacy to improve public perception and understanding of bats, and to contribute to the survival of bats and their habitat.

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The wildlife friendly fencing project raises awareness of the hazards faced by wildlife from a range of fencing but most especially barbed wire.

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The Wildlife Land Fund Limited (WLFL) is Queensland's leading community based organisation involved in acquiring and managing land with high conservation values.

WLFL was set up in 2001 by the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland (WPSQ) to acquire a block of land in central Queensland (now known as Bukkulla Conservation reserve) with important biodiversity and environmental values.

WLFL's vision is to contribute to an ecologically sustainable future for people and wildlife by conserving Queensland's natural environment.

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