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Deborah Metters of Second Nature Environmental Services spoke with LUCI members about options for leaving a conservation legacy whether that is in our approach to how we manage our land or securing lasting protection for the results of our stewardship or that of others.

FOXES – a threat to livestock and pets as well as wildlife including 14 species of birds, 48 mammals, 12 reptiles and 2 amphibians, in fact anything up to 5.5 kgs in weight. An invasive species, well adapted to a variety of habitats, including in the Lockyer. Dennis Gannaway of Bellden Environmental Services presented aContinue reading →

Scot McPhie (BirdLife SQ Darling Downs) gives you an up close look at Barn Owl pellets with their very distinctive contents of small mammal bones. https://youtu.be/U64WzppAung?si=NEdcd9I4re_vnif3

Paying attention to the texture, colour and pattern of bark can assist in the identification of a tree species. Martin Bennett, LUCI member, has put together a beginning collection of his many bark photos to help with identification of some of the trees you’re more likely to see in our beautiful eucalypt forests and woodlandsContinue reading →