
Threatened Species of the Month: Wallum Froglet (Crinia Tinnula)
A winter caller from our coastal wetlands NSW Conservation Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Conservation Status: Not listed You might not see
EnvironmentThreatened Species
06/05/2025
A winter caller from our coastal wetlands NSW Conservation Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Conservation Status: Not listed You might not see
EnvironmentPetsThreatened Species
09/12/2024
Rodent infestations can be a frustrating problem, leading many of us to reach for rodent bait. However, the impact of
EnvironmentThreatened Species
08/12/2024
A master hunter facing an uncertain future NSW Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Status: Endangered The Spotted-tailed Quoll, also known as the
EnvironmentThreatened Species
04/11/2024
Rescue and release: a return to the ocean NSW Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Status: Vulnerable A sighting of the threatened Green
EnvironmentThreatened Species
25/09/2024
An ancient species under threat NSW Status: Endangered Commonwealth Status: Not Listed The Giant Dragonfly, also known as the Southeastern
EnvironmentThreatened Species
27/08/2024
The vanishing voice of the Regent Honeyeater NSW Status: Critically Endangered Commonwealth Status: Critically Endangered An elusive woodland bird, the
A winter caller from our coastal wetlands NSW Conservation Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Conservation Status: Not listed You might not see
Rodent infestations can be a frustrating problem, leading many of us to reach for rodent bait. However, the impact of
A master hunter facing an uncertain future NSW Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Status: Endangered The Spotted-tailed Quoll, also known as the
Rescue and release: a return to the ocean NSW Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Status: Vulnerable A sighting of the threatened Green
An ancient species under threat NSW Status: Endangered Commonwealth Status: Not Listed The Giant Dragonfly, also known as the Southeastern
The vanishing voice of the Regent Honeyeater NSW Status: Critically Endangered Commonwealth Status: Critically Endangered An elusive woodland bird, the
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Birpai people, the traditional owners of the land in which we work and live, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who choose to call Port Macquarie-Hastings home.
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Birpai people, the traditional owners of the land in which we work and live, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who choose to call Port Macquarie-Hastings home.
Batteries can spark fires and don’t belong in any of our bins.
To help our community learn how to dispose of them safely we’re giving away a $50 gift card every week for 6 weeks.
Keep your eyes peeled for our “Don’t Bin Me” battery sticker on local waste trucks and you could score a $50 gift card! Click below to learn more about the competition and how to dispose of batteries safely.
Please complete the form below and our education team will touch base soon to discuss your enquiry.