The 2014 Great Cocky Count will be held at sunset on Sunday 6 April at night roosts across the southwest from Geraldton to Esperance. The Great Cocky Count is simple, fun, and helps ensure a future for the endangered Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo. All you need to do is go to a specific roost site which is given to you when you register and count all the cockatoos you see as they fly into the trees to roost for the night on Sunday 6 April. Read More...
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Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI) is developing a new risk-based approach to the management of non-indigenous birds in Victoria, in line with DEPI?s broader principles for managing biosecurity risks. The new approach aims to: Read More...
The Yellow-eared Parrot was critically endangered in its mountain habitat in the Andes of Colombia and Ecuador. It suffered from habitat destruction due to agriculture, the use of Wax Palm fronds used in Palm Sunday Celebrations, and hunting. Read More...
Taronga Zoo is using online crowd-sourcing as a fundraiser to help fund the development of a mobile smart phone app. Read More...
Birds of a feather flock together at O’Reilly’s annual Bird Week to be held from 3–10 November 2013 in Lamington National Park, Gold Coast Hinterland.
Now in its 36th year, O’Reilly’s Bird Week is Australia’s longest running birding event, drawing participants from around the world to this biodiversity hotspot. The seven day program provides an opportunity to see many of the iconic birds that reside in and around the Lamington area with extended excursions to Southport Broadwater and the Kerry Valley. Read More...
BirdLife Australia has recently launched a Carnaby’s survey across the breeding range of the species. Read More...
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