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2025
What a great turn out of volunteers at Rob Akers Park, Bells Pocket Rd. Click to read the full article Rob Akers Oct 2025 26th October 2025
What a great turn out of volunteers at Rob Akers Park, Bells Pocket Rd. Click to read the full article.
Check out our Storage Container and the lovely face looking back at you. PRKCAI Storage Container 23rd October 2025
Check out our Storage Container and the lovely face looking back at you..
New Wildlife Hospital on the cards after the Crisafulli Government came good on an election promise. Dakabin Wildlife Hospital 22nd October 2025
New Wildlife Hospital on the cards after the Crisafulli Government came good on an election promise. .
A wildlife underpass is to be built along Toohey's Rd. Tooheys Rd Wildlife Underpass 06th July 2025
A wildlife underpass is to be built along Toohey's Rd..
Website: Tooheys Rd Underpass Brisbane City Council
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Brisbane City Council have a world's first at Whites Hill, Coorparoo Whites Hill Overbridge 04th July 2025
Brisbane City Council have a world's first at Whites Hill, Coorparoo.
Website: Whites Hill Overbridge
2024
Moreton Daily Article A life-saving ‘escape hatch’ for koalas has been developed, trialed and 16 are now operating beside roads in the Moreton Bay region. The Fauna Escape Hatch, nicknamed Koala Doggy Door, was devised and then tested for 12 months at Endeavour Veterinary Ecology (EVE) in Toorbul. Suspended aluminium or stainless-steel tines (prongs) hang from a frame, built into wildlife fencing, giving koalas a one-way route back to bushland. Koala Doggy Doors 16th October 2024
Moreton Daily Article A life-saving ‘escape hatch’ for koalas has been developed, trialed and 16 are now operating beside roads in the Moreton Bay region. The Fauna Escape Hatch, nicknamed Koala Doggy Door, was devised and then tested for 12 months at Endeavour Veterinary Ecology (EVE) in Toorbul. Suspended aluminium or stainless-steel tines (prongs) hang from a frame, built into wildlife fencing, giving koalas a one-way route back to bushland. .
Website: Doggy Doors for Koala
 
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