by Watergum | Feb 13, 2025
Tweed shire Cane Toad Control Cane toads (Rhinella marina) are an invasive species in Australia that impact our wildlife, domestic pets and eat beneficial insects, which can impact local agriculture and ecosystems. Watergum is partnering with Tweed Shire Council to...
by Watergum | Feb 13, 2025
Tweed shire Community Planting Urban green spaces are vital for biodiversity, community wellbeing, and resilience to climate change, yet they are increasingly under pressure from urbanisation and habitat loss. Through this project, Watergum is engaging local...
by Watergum | Dec 24, 2024
Monitoring along the M1 Thermal Drone Surveys for Koala Population Koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) are an iconic yet endangered Australian species. Their survival has been increasingly threatened by habitat fragmentation caused by urbanisation and infrastructure,...
by Watergum | Jun 20, 2024
Gold coast Establishing a Koala Disease Profile The Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) is one of Australia’s most iconic animals, but they are under threat from disease, land use change and human impacts. The Koala is listed as endangered in Queensland under...
by Watergum | Jun 20, 2024
Biodiversity Credits Watergum is working in partnership with stakeholders and community members to develop an implementation plan for community groups and not for profit organisations to enter the Biodiversity Credits system. This will provide invaluable feedback to...