Membership
If you are interested in Queensland Natural History please join our club.
Memberships renew 1 September each year. All members receive a newsletter “QNC News” and the Journal “The Queensland Naturalist” along with access to all events and meetings.
Members must be over 18 years of age to legally join but individuals under the age of 18 are welcome to participate in many of our events as guests.
Single Membership (18+ only)
$40.00
Same Household Discounted Membership
$32.00 per person (min. 2 people at sign-up - 18+ only)
QNC Club Bank Account Details (Westpac)
As Direct Debit incurs no fees for the club you can use it to pay membership, but you must include member name or names, & invoice number as a reference. Note: This is done through your personal banking portal or App. If you want to make the payment online through the Club’s Portal then click “RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP THROUGH CLUB SHOP (ONLINE)” green button above.
Name: The Queensland Naturalists Club Inc.
BSB: 034-068
Acct No.: 901249
Latest News
Peter Woodall – Bird Book Sale: Proceeds to Birds Queensland, The Queensland Naturalists’ Club and Birdlife Southern Queensland. To be held Sunday 15 November 2026 at The Bower, 28 Waterview Terrace, Dutton Park
DATE & TIME 15 November 2026 10.30 am to 1.30pm This event commences in: Days Hours Minutes LOCATION The Bower, 28 Waterview Terrace, Dutton Park
Venman Bushland National Park, Mt Cotton – Half day excursion, 29 November 2026
DATE & TIME 29 November 2026 730am meet This event commences in: Days Hours Minutes EXCURSION LEADER Barry Jahnke (Contact details will be provided after
Club Meeting 19 October ’26. Speaker & Topic: Stefan Hattingh, Natural Predators of pest species in suburbia – with focus on Barn Owls and Peregrine Falcons
DATE & TIME 19 October 2026 7.30pm Arrival This event commences in: Days Hours Minutes Meeting Speaker: Stefan Hattingh LOCATION Toowong Uniting Church Hall, 82
Excursion Report: Flinders Peak Area, Day Excursion, Wed 12 August 2026
The Excursion Report Can be found here: Flinders Peak Excursion Report The iNaturalist Observations can be found here: iNaturalist Observations-Flinders Peak