The past few weeks have been very hectic on the WILVOS 5441 6200 hotline. We all want our little spot in this beautiful area of the world, but the impact we have on the landscape is punishing. Development is rampant and our wildlife suffer. It is up to all of us...
The WILVOS 5441 6200 Hotline has an increase in calls about wildlife hit by cars at this time of year. Unfortunately, early nightfall sees animals and humans all converging on the roads at the same time. The cool weather also brings an increase in echidna calls. ...
WILVOS appreciate the generosity of Laurie and Tom Wall for inviting us to have a wildlife information table at every Nambour Collectorama Fair. There is always an amazing collection of antique and collectible goods there, and when the doors open at 7.30am people...
As a wildlife carer, I find it very disconcerting that many people appear to have some type of mental block when it comes to native animals. If a dog or cat was lying out on the road or in the back yard for a couple of days, then everyone would check. If the animal...
WILVOS are always ready to recruit new members and last week’s information day for new members was well-attended by some very enthusiastic people. It is always a pleasure to meet people of all ages so interested in our Australian native wildlife. Most people have...
The WILVOS hotline 5441 6200 number receives a number of calls about wildlife caught in barbed wire. These are really tragic cases as the pain must be terrible for the animals. It is not only barbed wire fencing but also the strands at the top of security fences...
