Toad Busting

This event is delivered to help inform the community and reduce cane toad numbers and in doing so, provide a safer environment for our native frogs and other wildlife.

Cane toads are highly toxic at every life stage, presenting a significant danger to pets, wildlife and agriculture. These pests spread at an alarming rate, and we need to work together to reduce their numbers and reclaim our properties and natural areas.

As we explore the site, you will learn all how to identify cane toads, how to collect them by hand and then how to remove them from the environment. You may even spot some of the nocturnal native wildlife we are preserving the environment for!

Requirements:

• Please wear fully enclosed shoes.
• Please bring water bottle, insect repellent, bucket (ideally with a lid), a torch, rubber gloves and a litter picker (optional).
• Suitable for ages 10 years and over, parent/guardian supervision required.

Important Information:

• Bookings required for all attendees. Places are limited
• We will euthanise and dispose of the toads humanely and responsibly after the event.
• If you can no longer attend, please cancel your booking via Eventbrite to free up your place to those who are on the waiting list. Alternatively, contact the Councils Environment Team on (07) 3412 4491 or [email protected].
• For more information email [email protected] and the website: www.watergum.org/canetoads

The workshop is delivered by Watergum as part of the City of Logan’s Environmental Events and Activities program and Citizen Science initiatives.

Please visit logan.qld.gov.au/environmentalevents for a complete listing of all environmental events and activities run by Logan City Council