The USC Detection Dogs for Conservation team assist conservationists/nature lovers and researchers to protect threatened wildlife and plants using sniffer dogs.
Fantastic Koala Fest today at USQ in Toowoomba! Great event raising from wonderful collaboration.
Thanks for having us: LUCI - Caring for Native Habitats in the Lockyer Lockyer Uplands Catchments Inc. @greateasternranges Great Easter Ranger and @ifawglobal
@LaToyaJamieson @USCDetectionDog Such a "pawsome" article! So much amazing detection work happening around the world. We were especially delighted to see our little Dio mentioned for his 🐳💩 work.
#MarineResearch#OrcaConservation
Hot of the press in the Octobre 2023 Science - let's not forget the biodiversity crisis as we try to fix the housing crisis:
https://t.co/StGQIRQSP1
with @flusterbird
@ElizabethBrunt8
@manammichelle
@usceduau
Care4esk Community koala information session in Esk, QLD on Saturday August 26. University of the Sunshine Coast Detection Dogs for Conservation team will give an update on recent Koala surveys. Check facebook for details:
@USCDetectionDog#koalanews
https://t.co/d1iZRMyml7
Huge congratulations to Tracey Wilson & volunteer vet James Cowell at #MosswoodWildlife in VIC on receiving a Golden Leaf Award from Koala Conservation Australia.
The award for their tireless and humble work rescuing & treating 300+ koalas a year, victims of car hits, dog attack & blue gum harvesting is incredibly well deserved & IFAW is proud to be their long-term partner.
#KoalaConference
So thrilled we could have @talkingkoala and some of the Jali rangers talk about the important koala research and conservation work we are doing with @USCDetectionDog
Great presentation by Dr Michaela Blyton about koalas KORV. Recommended caution in translocations between southern and northern populations. #koalaconference
The story of the “Koala Capital of the World” in Gunnedah - 2006: thriving population; 2009: 25% population crash due to heatwave; then disease increase to 2023: almost no recruitment, 75% of females not breeding, excellent research from @sydney_uni Dr Val Mella #koalaconference
Dr Val Mella study measured koala body temperature during heat waves. Core body temperature found to be at dangerously high levels above normal of 35-37° #koalaconference