Wildlife Stewardship on the Sunshine Coast
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Baby Turtles
April and May is the time of year to watch for baby Western Painted Turtles emerging from their underground nests.
Community Helps
Thanks to the generous contributions of community members and local businesses, endangered Western Painted Turtles now have a beautiful new place to nest at Trout Lake.
Beaches Save Lives
By building new turtle nesting habitat to intercept nest-seeking females before the enter the road, we are reducing turtle road mortality.
Bats in Your Home?
It’s cold outside and most bats are settled in for their long winter nap. If you have bats on your property, the Wildlife Project wants to know.
Seen Toads?
A threatened species, the Western Toad is experiencing devastating population declines. We are seeking to identify breeding sites for the species.
Searching for Snakes
The Sunshine Coast Wildlife Project is searching for a rare and elusive snake. Tiny and secretive, the Sharp-tailed Snake is federally endangered.
