by Gympie District Landcare | Nov 12, 2021 | Events, Wildlife
By Michelle Daly (Koala Action Gympie Region) Published by The Local Gympie & Surrounds News, 01/09/2021 We are indeed lucky in our region to be custodians of this most unique and iconic species, the koala. It is such an important part of Australia’s natural and...
by Gympie District Landcare | Mar 31, 2021 | Junior Landcare, Wildlife
Over the last few weeks of Junior Landcare we have been learning all about Birds of Prey and their roles in the environment. For these lessons we have been very lucky to have been joined by James Tozer (who the children have now aptly nicknamed Mr Birdman.) James...
by Gympie District Landcare | Feb 26, 2021 | Community, Garden, Junior Landcare, Wildlife
We are extremely excited to announce that our Junior Landcare Program has been able to form a partnership with Allan and Elaine, owners of the Gympie Hobbit House! Beginning in May 2021, our Junior Landcare children will be working on creating a very special Butterfly...
by Gympie District Landcare | Feb 23, 2021 | Community, Past Events, Related Organisations' News, Wildlife
Tuesday 23rd of February, 2021 Find a frog February 2021 is well underway! Despite the relatively dry conditions for this time of year, the FFF team and our local frog finders have been off to a great start, conducting frog monitoring surveys and workshops, and...
by Gympie District Landcare | Feb 2, 2021 | Community, Past Events, Related Organisations' News, Wildlife
The first Widgee Market for the year is on this Saturday 6th Feburary 2021 from 7am – 12pm! You’ll find all the usual suspects and hopefully some new faces will join us for the day. Stalls include cakes & coffee, produce, honey, woodwork, used items,...
by Gympie District Landcare | Dec 2, 2020 | Junior Landcare, Water, Wildlife
Did you know that we have over 200 different species of frogs in Australia! Many of these species are endemic, which means that they are not found anywhere else in the world. Habitat loss, climate change and pollution are large causes of declining frog populations...
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