Land for Wildlife is a voluntary scheme that aims to encourage and assist private landholders to provide habitats for wildlife on their property, even though the property may be primarily managed for other purposes.
Resources
There are many resources available to help landholders learn about weeds, native plants, native animals and conservation management. Here are some developed by Land for Wildlife agencies in SEQ.
Environmental Weeds of the Gold Coast
There are over 30 fact sheets available on native mammals, birds, amphibians, freshwater fish and reptiles available from this Brisbane City Council webpage. Animals include Platypus, Gliders, Owls, Flying foxes, Crakes & Rails, Raptors, Frogs and the Collared Delma.
Management and Restoration of Megabat (Flying-fox) Camps by SEQ Catchments
Other websites
- Birds in Backyards birdsinbackyards.net
- Atlas of Living Australia ala.org.au
- Weeds Australia weeds.org.au
- Invasive Animals feral.org.au
- CSIRO Publishing publish.csiro.au
- SEQ Catchments seqcatchments.com.au
- SEQ Fire & Biodiversity Consortium fireandbiodiversity.org.au
- Wildcare Australia .wildcare.org.au
- RSPCA Wildlife Care (phone 1300 ANIMAL) rspcaqld.org.au/Wildlife/HowYouCanHelp
Newsletters
View and download our quarterly newsletters here.
Land for Wildlife Newsletter July 2013 (2438 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter April 2013 (5666 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter July 2012 (2430 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter May 2012 (1996 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter July 2011 (1389 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter April 2011 (2065 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter July 2010 (1981 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter April 2010 (1799 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter July 2009 (1916 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter May 2009 (1407 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter July 2008 (1875 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter May 2008 (1024 KB) Land for Wildlife Newsletter April 2007 (1451 KB)
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