Protecting the Greater Glider: Australia’s largest gliding marsupial

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Did you know that the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee helps protect the endangered Greater Glider through conservation properties located in Mount Barney and Mount Elliot? Greater Gliders can also be found in the Upper Tingalpa Catchment. Once widespread across eastern Australia, the Greater Glider had no listing under the…

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Have you ever heard of Cats Claw Creeper? 

Cats Claw Creeper with yellow flowers and climbing up trees with a picture of a jewel beetle and Tingid Bug

This invasive vine from Central and South America is one of Australia’s Weeds of National Significance (WONS)! Named for its sharp, claw-like tendrils, it clings to trees and climbs its way up to the canopy, causing serious damage to native flora. While it was originally introduced for its beautiful yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers, Cats Claw…

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