We can no longer tolerate actions that degrade our local environment; there are too many of us for earth to sustain the impact. A neutral impact is not good enough as we no longer have the option of leaving things in their current degraded state. We must now act to restore our ecosystems.
Doug Tallamy, entomologist, ecologist and conservationist
Blog Contents
Current Blog Posts
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Committee Members' Profiles
Champions of Biodiversity
Jenny Thynne - Native Bees and Backyard invertebrates
Dion Dior: Some more nature journaling
GaznDeb Quirk - Bird Photography
Chris Burwell - Dragonflies and Damselflies
Jim Cox - Artist and Supporter
Carolyn Scott - Birds and birding
Mike Donovon - Reptiles and Amphibians
Johnathon Westacott - Nocturnal Birds
Doug Tallamy - US ecologist and entomologist
Kristy-Ann Duffy - Bird Artist
Tony Wellington - Nature Photographer / Naturalist
Brigette Gower - Macro-photography / Tourism
Shannon and Nathan Bignell - Wildlife Rescue
Participating Nurseries
Fairhill Native Botanical Gardens and Nursery
Floribunda Bushcare Community Native Nursery
Noosa and district Landcare Nursery
Barung Landcare
Mooloolah Vallley Landcare Nursery
EcoHeart Native Nursery
Events and Occasions
Backyards for Biodiversity
How to.....
Backyard Flora
Backyard Fauna
Books, films, Apps
Review - Nature's Best Hope by D. Tallamy
Review - TV series - The Wild Gardener
Review - TV series - Fight for the Wild
Review - The Garden Jungle - D. Goulson
Review - Dragonflies of the Gold Coast
Review - A Guide to the Creatures in your neighbourhood
Ologies - Natural History podcasts
Conversations - Natural History Podcasts
Weeds
Case studies of weed species that can be removed and replaced with natives - coming soon!