New resource on how to help protect Glossies.
Glossy Nest News
Glossy Nest News: Local Knowledge and Citizen Science Drive Glossy Recovery As Glossy Black-Cockatoo breeding season begins across the NSW north coast, the Biliirrgan Project is calling on local communities to help locate nesting sites. With the support of the Glossy …
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Glossy Squad News
An update from our Wildbnb Wildlife Habitat partners by Harry Hackett Glossy Squad Northern Rivers Glossy Squad Northern Rivers has been powering along just south of the border. Citizen scientists are honing their skills in identifying Glossy Black-Cockatoo breeding behaviours, in …
Glossy Black-Cockatoo listed as vulnerable under federal environmental law
Australia’s Minister for Environment and Water has this week listed the South-eastern Glossy-Black Cockatoo under national environmental law. Listing a species under federal environmental law can provide it with the support of a recovery plan or conservation advice, funding and support …
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New squad the eyes and ears for Northern Rivers Glossies
The Glossies Northern Rivers project is a new conservation partnership between WWF-Australia, NSW Saving our Species and Wildbnb Wildlife Habitat. Wildbnb has assembled a team of experts and ecologists leading this local conservation effort and they’re inviting everyday people to join …
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Impact Report 2021
Impact Report 2021 Download your copy here Thanks to the efforts of our partners, sponsors, friends and volunteers, 2021 was a huge year at the Conservancy. To find out just how much of an impact we made last year, download your …
Glossy Black-Cockatoo Conservation Guidelines
These Conservation Guidelines for the Glossy Black-Cockatoo aim to facilitate the conservation of viable populations of the bird and its habitats across SEQ and NENSW.
New field guide: South-eastern Glossy Black-Cockatoo
A new guide, produced by Birdlife Australia and the Glossy Black Conservancy will support citizen scientists to collect data on South-eastern Glossy Black-Cockatoos. Glossy Black-Cockatoos, also known as Glossies, are threatened by bushfires, droughts, and clearing, urban development, and inappropriate planned …
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