Do you want to be part of exciting hands on citizen science projects helping to protect koalas and yellow bellied gliders. The Bunyah Restoration Project is looking for volunteer citizen scientists to help us with the following Projects: Koala Scat Collectors –
Our first drone survey was completed this week and we found 3 big boys on our Project. The survey was to assist researchers at the University of Queensland who are conducting a study into the associations between environmental stressors and disease.
We are excited to host the inaugural Bunyah Koalas Open Day on Saturday the 13th of May. With LLS support we are providing a bus to and from Newcastle (pick up and drop off at Trees in Newcastle (TIN)) so jump on
Bunyah Koalas have partnered with Mid Coast Council and the Department of Primary Industries in a successful application for a WIRES grant to purchase 25 audio recorders to assess the population and movement dynamics of Koalas and Yellow-Bellied Gliders across our Project.
FNPW Funding kick Starts our Western Paddock Project We are well underway with preparations for the propagation and planting of 6000 koala feed trees along riparian corridors at the Bunyah Restoration Project. Funding from the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife (#FNPW)
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