WILD WATCH!!

Have you seen something that's pretty WILD lately?!

Well complete a survey form below and submit it to WILD WATCH.

WILD WATCH is a voluntary mechanism for the community to submit fauna and flora records to the Burnett Mary Regional Group.

These records will help to provide a more comprehensive picture of the region's biological diversity and assist with ensuring the protection of these valuable assets.

Have you been keeping a list of bird species seen at home, or seen some interesting wildlife at a national park somewhere in Southern Queensland? Well WILD WATCH is set up to recieve these records no matter how comprehensive your record keeping has been. You don't have to be an expert, just passionate about what lives in your backyard and surrounds.

To find out more and to listen to the sounds of collecting information for WILD WATCH click here

Species Recording Forms

Would you like to be able to collect records while your out and about without dragging the laptop along? Well these forms have been designed specifically for you to print off at home or in the office.

A Guide to the Fields in the Recording Forms

Single Species Record Form

Great for keeping in the glovebox for recording the echidna you spotted crossing the road.

Multiple Records during a Site Visit

Useful for those visits to National Parks where you spot a dozen birds during a walk.

Ongoing Multiple Records (Coming Soon)

Do you keep a fauna and flora list at home? Well this is the list for you. Just make sure you come back to WILD WATCH to submit your records.

Submit Sightings To WILD WATCH

Don't forget to come back and submit your records regularly!

Single Record Submission

Submit species records one at a time. Suited to submitting a small number of records or if it is your first time collecting wildlife records.

Multiple Records Submission

Perfect for submitting lots of records at once, thanks to the wonders of cut and paste!

For lists of species observed in your basin, Natural Resource Management region or local government area, please visit the wetland summary information tool. Species lists can also be obtained for Queensland’s local government areas, protected areas, forestry areas and any selected coordinates from the Wildlife Online website.

To here WILD stories from around the Burnett visit ABC Wide Bay's Wild Burnett.

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