Come and hear from experts on various innovative techniques being used for koala conservation across Queensland. We'll cover topics from koala food trees, revegetation techniques, thermal drones usage and detection dogs. Learn about how you can get involved in koala conservation. It will be an engaging afternoon at a revegetated site with ample opportunities for networking and questions.
1.45pm for 2pm start.
Featuring:
- Host: Alison Duke-Gibb
- Healthy Land & Water: Indigo Kuss-Patterson - Project Officer
- Kingfisher Native Nurseries: Andrew Wallace - Species selection
- Dr Justine Murray & Dr Andrew Hoskins from the Koala Monitoring Program & Thermal Drones - CSIRO
- Cedar Staggard from Detection Dogs for Conservation - The University of The Sunshine Coast
Bookings required for catering purposes (you will be asked re dietary requirements upon booking tickets).
Peak Crossing. Exact location will be provided to guests in the lead-up to the event.
Supported by Healthy Land & Water, through funding received from the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.
