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February 2008

Year 2008
EPA/QPWS Calendar of Environmental Events
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February 2008

Azure and forest kingfisher young learn to fly; dollar birds start returning to New Guinea; agile wallabies are very active, and can be seen on overcast days and in the early morning and evening.

Date

Event

Contact

2

World Wetland Day – Wetlands: water, life and culture

Enviromental Protection Agency
Gay Deacon (07) 3227 6880

2

World Wetlands Day Forum 2008

Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre
Bookings essential
Brisbane City Council
Ph: 3403 8888

6 Queensland Connections talks:
12.15pm Queensland Historical Atlas.
1pm Parasites and People
Queensland Museum/Cultural Heritage seminar series.
Ph: (07) 3840 7555

11

Saving Paradise - protecting the biodiversity of Lord Howe Island
Bill McDonald - Queensland Herbarium (EPA Biodiversity Sciences Unit)

Queensland Herbarium seminar series
Ph: (07) 3896 9326

TBC

Nominations close Ergon Energy Tidy Town 2008 Awards

Keep Australia Beautiful Council
www.keepaustraliabeautiful.org.au

TBC

Nominations close Green and Healthy Schools 2008

Keep Australia Beautiful Council
www.keepaustraliabeautiful.org.au

TBC

Life in the urban jungle: habitat attributes needed to conserve Brisbane's lowland terrestrial vertebrate - J Garden, University of Queensland, Brisbane City Council and Natural Solutions Environmental Consultants

QPWS Southern Region seminar series
Ph: 3202 0236

26 Business Clean Up Day

Clean Up Australia
www.cleanup.org.au
Ph: (02) 9552 6177 or
contact your local council


We all enjoy visiting our beaches, so try to keep them safe and in good condition:
- put your rubbish in the bin provided or take it home with you,
- leave rocks and logs alone. You might be disturbing an animal's home,
- leave animals and plants alone,
- keep off the dunes, especially dunes with plants growing on them, and
- don’t collect driftwood, coral, mangrove seeds or seagrass.

Please note this calendar should be used as a guide only. The calendar will be updated regularly but events and dates may be subject to change. It is recommended that you ring the contact number listed to confirm dates relevant to your activity. The Environmental Protection Agency accepts no liability for any decision or actions taken on the basis of this information.

Last updated: 11 February 2008