April 2013 - Kuranda Conservation

Join us on Saturday mornings at the Kuranda Conservation Community Nursery

Join us on Saturday mornings at the Kuranda Conservation Community Nursery Feel free to pop by to 1 Pademelon Lane Kuranda – we enjoy the company of our friends and visitors on a Saturday morning at tour 6000 plant nursery and get heaps of seeds sown and plants...

Motion-activated cameras capture cassowaries

by Kuranda Conservation

5 motion-activated cameras at work in the Kuranda region Motion-activated cameras are now capturing cassowaries in the Kuranda region. KCons recently received grant funds for the cameras to help identify the number of cassowaries in the Kuranda region. Pic shows the...

Kuranda Conservation is an entirely volunteer organization whose objectives are to assist the community to use land in an ecologically sustainable way and to enhance natural biodiversity through education and demonstration.

We promote awareness of the environment required for the preservation of cassowaries including habitat protection and enhancement, and domestic and feral animal control. We participate in research to better understand the needs of this unique, umbrella species. If the cassowary survives then the other fauna and flora of our region will also.

We believe we’ll make good decisions about what we grow on our properties, what pets we keep, how we behave on the roads and bush tracks and how we design our towns and houses by measuring the impact our actions have on cassowary habitat in this part of the world.

Join us on Saturday mornings at the Kuranda Conservation Community Nursery

Motion-activated cameras capture cassowaries

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