Since B4C’s Common Myna Trapping Program began in 2016 more than 1,100 of the invasive species have been trapped by concerned Brisbane residents. This includes over 120 birds caught in the last 12 months.
An urgent opportunity has arisen to protect a 26-acre privately-owned block adjoining Toohey Forest/Mount Gravatt Outlook Reserve. Losing this habitat would have devastating consequences for the large koala population that calls this area home. It is crucial to recognise that Toohey Forest and Mount Gravatt Outlook Reserve are interconnected habitats, and any fragmentation would diminish their ecological value and diversity.
Stories from the Wildworld | By Paula Peeters
$15.00 Incl GST
Patchwork bag/ Library Bag
$8.00
Cockatoos - pull-string bag
$5.00