Now it’s cooling down, working bees and activities are due to begin for 2022. Come along and join in a range of activities from monitoring pygmy possum boxes to clearing fence lines – something to suit any interest and capability!
A total of 77 birds were netted in our second bird banding weekend in Ocotber 2021 with the Grey-shrike Thrush, Hooded Robin, Rufous Whistler and White-winged Chough netted for the first time. Six birds banded in 2020 were re-captured showing good health in spite of the dry 2020 year. Looks like habitat resources at Worlds End are holding up well!
Take a look at our Research & Resources web page for great photos of plants and birds at Hallelujah Hills and Read Creek Hills. Up to date plant and bird lists and reports are also featured.
Worlds End Conservation has just joined the Pygmy Possum Citizen Science Project which aims to ensure the survival of the Western Pygmy Possum…
Birds, bats, pygmy possums and rare plants – see what activities and discoveries we’ve got in store for 2021 in our first Newsletter for the year.
See our Special Newsletter for news and pictures of our Bird Banding Weekend at Hallelujah Hills
Take a look at our latest newsletter for all our news and a glimpse into the lives of the echidnas and goannas calling Worlds End Conservation their home!
