Rare natural history books are available at the September meeting as part of the disposal of the club’s library. The books and their prices can be found here: Rare Natural History […]
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This workshop attracted 25 attendees excluding speakers, and fulfilled the workshop goals with much positive feedback being received. Thanks to the QNC members who organised and presented the material, St
Report – iNaturalist Workshop held at Saint Peters Lutheran College, 27th July 2024 Read More »
Coochiemudlo Island, Sunday 14 July 2024 – Report by Susan Nelles On a perfect day, our group of 14 set out to enjoy a day of naturalising. This included six
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Leader: Cathie Duffy Seventeen members gathered in the museum cafe for coffee and to meet up with our two expert guides, Senior Scientist and Curator (Entomology) Dr Chris Burwell, and
Excursion Report – Insect Agency Display at QLD Museum held 21 May 2024 Read More »
Leaders: Judy Haines & Cathie Duffy Queensland Naturalists’ Club morning outing to the Eagleby Wetlands, Logan City led by Judy & Cathie. After a wet summer it has been a
Excursion Report – Eagleby Wetlands held 22 June 2024 Read More »
Barney notes: “For those of us who have spent years looking for the elusive spotted-tailed quoll, having one walk into the campfire and enjoy the crumbs of Delma and Tom’s
Excursion Report Kwiambal National Park held 2-6 April 2024 Read More »
Global biodiversity is being lost at an unprecedented rate and action must be taken to combat this trend. Invertebrates comprise nearly 99% of all animal diversity and are becoming extinct
4- 6 May 2024, Mount Castle Valleys, Laidley Leader and Report: David Bouchard The Mount Castle Valleys excursion was held on the Crosby property, at the head of Laidley Creek
The QNC Nats always seem to enjoy themselves. This was my reflection post the Australia Day camp. It was an eventful start. The leader turned up late, having recently moved
Moreton Island (Mulgumpin) is the third largest sand island in the world and is situated about a 35 km ferry ride from the Port of Brisbane to Tangalooma Resort. The