Queensland's Citizen Science Hub

Showcasing the activities of member groups, as well as items of general scientific interest, notably as contained in the QSN Newsletters.

Frogging in February

The Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee invites you to join the ‘army’ of Frog Finders. Find a Frog in February #citizen science program from all over the Sunshine Coast, Noosa, […]

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$5000 for research – open until 28 Feb. 2025

See https://scienceqld.org/get-involved/grant-opportunities/ Related Images:

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Blueprint for Moreton Bay 2025-2035

QSN member body The Moreton Bay Foundation has released a Blueprint for a sustainable Moreton Bay for people and nature (2025-2035) along with a Technical Appendix and a readable summary […]

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NCCARF – A worthy initiative

Royal Society Member Adj. Prof. David George has penned a thoughtful account of NCCARF and its relevance after the disappointing 2024 Conference of the Parties on climate change. It advocates […]

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Host farmers’ interests disregarded by energy industries – Scorecard can highlight

  Royal Society of Queensland Member Dr Shay Dougall has co-developed a ‘Psycho-social Climate’ Scorecard to highlight the damage that the energy industries are doing to the well-being of Queensland’s […]

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Mining lease objections review – 20 November, Dalby

20 November, Dalby Public hearing by Qld Law Reform Commission.   Related Images:

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Corrosion of gas wells

Property owners Dave and Liza Balmain (“Glendon”, Nangwee Queensland) have supplied some documents which shed some considerable light on the failure of the Queensland Government to protect the public interest […]

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Fire in the Landscape: Seminar on 20 September

This half-day seminar on Friday 20 September was co-hosted by the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland and The Royal Society of Queensland. More details here: https://scienceqld.org/event/fire-landscape/   Related Images:

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Planning for Purpose: The David Marlow Writing Prize

The President has announced that Society member John Brisbin had won the David Marlow Prize for an essay entitled Planning for purpose: How Queenslanders might flourish in the challenging times […]

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Crown of Thorns Starfish – An under-utilised method of control

Crown of Thorns Starfish On the Great Barrier Reef: Evaluating Control Programs and Funding Opportunities in Australia By Alicia Dunn, Down Deep Drones and Member, The Royal Society of Queensland  […]

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