This is the home of the GBC, an independent association of local councils, environmental consultancies, birding groups and academic institutes in South East Queensland.

This website contains the resources needed to help you learn about the general biology of the Glossy Black-Cockatoo, how to identify one in the bush and what you can do to help conserve this threatened species.

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Griffith University Research on Glossy Black-Cockatoo

Griffith University are currently looking for volunteers to help in their research project. Work involves collating datasets, bushwalking to find glossy nests, mapping of Allocasuarina stands on the Gold Coast and following up on recent sightings. If you can help please call Dr Guy Castley on 555 27784.

 

Source: Marg Eller


Source: Bob Inglis