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FIDO and Weed Control
For some years now FIDO has been battling with a variety of weeds on land in and around Happy Valley and Eurong on K’gari. FIDO is working with Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation Rangers on this project.
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We need you! Be a Cane Toad Spotter
Reports of cane toads on K’gari can be used to help us improve our surveillance and control efforts, to protect the island.
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Keep K’gari Clean – now a Registered Charity
The team behind the Keep K’gari Clean Project is celebrating a huge milestone. The project is now incorporated and officially registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC).
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Travelling to K’gari? Come Clean Go Clean!
As the K’gari Biosecurity Strategy moves into its implementation phase, BAC has kicked off its actions with a fun, colourful postcard encouraging vehicle drivers to ‘come clean, go clean’ to K’gari.
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Corroboree – place of meetings and ceremonies
Corroboree Beach is a 14km stretch of sand located on the eastern side of the island (K’gari/Fraser Island), running south from Indian Head to Wyuna Creek.
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Collaborative maintenance of Kingfisher Bay dingo fencing
K’gari QPWS fence maintenance totalling over 30km is a full-time job. Fences associated with wongari risk mitigation commenced in 2001. A rolling program of full fence and part-fence replacements has been funded and commenced in 2025.
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Working together to protect K’gari
FIDO, Butchulla Rangers and local partners join forces on weed control
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Monitoring what matters – Groundwater on K’gari
A significant milestone has recently been achieved on K’gari with the successful installation of six new groundwater monitoring bores, marking an important step towards understanding and protecting one of the island’s most valuable natural assets.
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Strong partnerships for K’gari’s freshwater future
Protecting K’gari’s internationally significant freshwater ecosystems requires more than good science—it requires strong partnerships.
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Ancient Mystery on K’gari as island lakes dried up during rainy era
K’gari, the world’s largest sand island, is celebrated for its striking freshwater lakes. New research from the University of Adelaide and CSIRO, however, suggests that even the island’s largest and deepest lakes may be vulnerable to disappearing under certain climate conditions.
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