Do you wonder what visits your garden when you’re asleep or what has left that interesting paw print in your chook pen?
Welcome and feral night time visitors leave a unique trail as easy to follow as fingerprinting and DNA when you know how.
Weed and Pest Animal Technical Officer with the Queensland Murray Darling Committee Tom Garrett will look at scats and tracks of local wildlife, both native and feral during his talk titled Friend of Foe? The science of track and scat identification.
Tom will demonstrate some of the methods used to capture feral wildlife, necessary to protect our native fauna.
The talk will be held from 5pm to 7pm on Thursday 21 September at Rural Futures Centre Pavilion Street, Pomona. It is free for Noosa Landcare members and bushland carers and $10 for other attendees.
RSVP by Monday 18 September on 5485 2468 or email info@noosalandcare.org
