Calling all budding citizen scientists! SWCC, BirdLife WA and University of Queensland are looking for volunteers to contribute to science-based conservation of black cockatoos and possums, including the critically endangered Western Ringtail Possum. Join our workshop to learn more about participating in BirdLife’s Great Cocky Count event (7 April...
Help us count Western Ringtail Possums! Nature Conservation is once again conducting the Spring Possum Tally and needs the help of community to identify where Western ringtail possums live in and around Margaret River. The Spring Possum Tally is conducted every year and provides vital information to help conserve...
Join Nature Conservation Margaret River Region for a family-friendly guided possum nightstalk. Learn about the critically endangered Western Ringtail Possum and explore the river foreshore of Augusta by torchlight. WHERE: Meet corner Albany Tce and Turners Caravan Park, by the river foreshore Augusta. BRING: Headtorch and warm clothing. RSVP:...
Come along to the Leschenault Catchment Council’s Living with Possums info night to hear about several Western Ringtail Possum conservation projects happening in the region, and learn what you can do to help the plight of these beautiful critically endangered creatures. There will be an exclusive book launch too!...
WHERE: Leschenault Community Nursery, 1 Johnston Road, Vittoria WHEN: 10am – midday COST: $10 per drey builder RSVP: Essential by 20 March, [email protected] Do you want to help the critically endangered western ringtail possum? Join the Leschenault Catchment Council for a hands-on workshop to learn how to build a...
WHEN: Saturday 25 May, 10am to 3pm WHERE: Busselton Youth Centre, 21 Foreshore Parade, Busselton WA Join FAWNA and friends for a complimentary lunch and learn more about the critically endangered Western Ringtail Possum including: • Biology and behaviour • The role of veterinarians • Creating a possum-friendly garden...
Grab a friend or the whole family and join Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions Regional Ecologist, Geoff Barrett, as we share insights from 7 years of local Western Ringtail Possum survey data. Presentations include: Ringtail Tally Results over 7 surveys: Where are ringtails found and in what numbers?...
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SWCC to Lead Region on Drought and Climate Resilience 26 April, 2022
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