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  • bilby country – a tour of learning and discovery

    The details for the 2019 Bilby Tracks program trip to western Queensland (31 August-7 Sept. 2019) run by Save the Bilby Fund are now on the website and bookings are being received. See flyer or the website for more details   http://bilbytracks.com.au

  • Fire

  • Fire in the Landscape – perspectives

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    Royal Geographical Society of Queensland 28 Fortescue St, Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia

    The Royal Society of Queensland and the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland have organised a public forum on the fire management in the Australian landscape with a panel of knowledgeable speakers to present some critical perspectives on the management of fire in the landscape. The forum has been planned to stimulate discussion between rural landholders […]

  • What does a disaster management Geographer do in the Qld government?

    Royal Geographical Society of Queensland 28 Fortescue St, Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia

    When: Tuesday, October 01, 2024 7:30 PM Where: Gregory Place, 1/28 Fortescue St, Spring Hill and via Zoom Will you be attending? Register   Not attending

  • Changing the World Through Reef Conversations

    Royal Geographical Society of Queensland 28 Fortescue St, Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia

    Geography Matters Changing the World Through Reef Conversations Tuesday 8 October 7.30pm Zoom only Register 

  • Mining lease objections review – Information session

    Dalby BMO Business Centre 178 Drayton St, Dalby, Qld, Australia

    The Queensland Law Reform Commission is holding a forum on Wednesday 20 November from 11.30am – 12.30pm at BMO in Dalby. Interested community members are invited to attend either in person or online. QLRC has been tasked with reviewing and making recommendations on the processes for deciding contested mining leases and associated environmental authority applications. […]

  • Frogging in February

    See https://scienceqld.org/2025/01/09/frogging-in-february/ for details.

  • An uneven playing field: protecting our water and farmland from inappropriate mining

    The agricultural productivity of the Darling Downs is the economic and social lifeblood of our community, producing food and fibre for Australia and the world, and supporting thousands of jobs.  Despite this, our highly productive Darling Downs farms are under threat from coal seam gas mining, and farmers are having to battle a myriad of […]

  • F A Perkins Memorial Lecture (Entomological Society of Queensland)

    The Biennial Perkins Memorial Lecture (11th November @ 1:00 pm AEST) will be presented by Professor Lori Lach (Centre for Tropical Biosecurity James Cook University Cairns, QLD). Prof. Lach will be presenting on: Insect Invasions: Lessons from social insects You may join us in person in the ground seminar rooms at the Ecosciences Precinct, Boggo […]