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Projects

to find out more about projects please go to our Contact page 

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The group is about the study and conservation of the Magnificent Broodfrog Pseudophyrne covacevichae. This beautiful small frog is restricted to the western edges of the Wet Tropics and inhabits very specialised habitat, namely the small creeks and soaks in the high country from Mt Baldy west of Atherton down the Ravenshoe area, with other small outlying populations to the west of Paluma. These areas also happen to be earmarked for industrial scale wind turbine installations that will see great disturbance to their fragile habitat. More information here 

Update

The wind turbine project near Ravenshoe has been mothballed, so the frogs are safe. For now ....

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Kaban wind project

Field Weekends

The North Queensland Natural History Group has undertaken field surveys of numerous properties in north Queensland in recent years. Accounts of some of these are presented HERE

 

Please understand that the properties we visit are private properties and not open to the general public. If there is anything you would like to know about these field trips please contact NQNHG, do not contact the property owners

Northern Quoll. Photo by Gary Deering

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Koalas in Far North Queensland

Yes, Koalas are found in North Queensland!

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Please follow this link to view a presentation to NQNHG by Dr Roger Martin

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Blackbraes Greater Glider Project

The latest report on our field work at Blackbraes can be found here

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Details
 

North Queensland Natural History Group Inc.

PO Box 952, Ravenshoe, Qld 4888

IA56429

Our aim is to investigate, document and appreciate the flora and fauna of north Queensland

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