There is no doubt that the Gladstone Wildlife team loves wildlife and they want to share their love with you.
Gladstone Wildlife’s community education Habits for Habitat team is back in 2018 thanks to a two-year funding partnership with Queensland Alumina Limited (QAL) and Rio Tinto Yarwun. The partnership will allow an increase in program development and resources over the next two years. This means more access to community groups to the Habits for Habitat program.
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