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Newsletters - Kuranda Conservation

Newsletters

Our monthly newsletter keeps up with breaking news, events and information about a range of topics. They are published both in the Kuranda paper in hard copy and online.

: Golden Penda

: Bring in wildlife

: Cassowary feet

: Rainforest treats

: Blue Quandong

: Danger on The Range

- - December 2019
    - Thanks for all you do.
    - Holiday message.
    - Cassowary update.

- - November 2019
    - National coverage of KCons cassowary conservation.

- - October 2019
    - Watch KCons and local cassowaries on ABC Gardening Australia segment 4th October.
    - Still time to get a FREE tree.

- - September 2019
    - A FREE tree! Do the planet a favour.
    - ABC Gardening Australia’s Kuranda segment update.
    - Another tip on wiping out weeds.

- - August 2019
    - Why are nature refuges so important?
    - Americans help plant Kuranda rainforest trees.
    - Gardening Australia Kuranda cassowary update.

- - July 2019
    - Be casso-wary on the Kuranda Range.
    - Preparing for students to plant in cassowary country.
    - Nature refuge status for large forested properties.
    - Recently sighted cassowaries.

- - June 2019
    - Kuranda cassowaries and KCons work in upcoming ABC’s Gardening Australia program.
    - Recent cassowary activity.
    - Navua Sedge update.

- - May 2019
    - Local cycle of cassowaries and tips on controlling weeds.

- - April 2019
    - Snake stories and a new cassowary.

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.