Discover the importance of tree hollows and how you can help local wildlife with practical nesting solutions.
Monday 13 April 2026
8:30am - 10:30am
Sports Rd, Bli Bli QLD 4560, Australia
Free
Explore the vital role tree hollows play in our natural landscapes and why they are becoming increasingly rare. This engaging talk by Conservation Officer Stephanie Reif will reveal the fascinating ways native animals depend on these natural homes for shelter and survival.
Learn about the formation of hollows, the species that rely on them, and practical, low-cost alternatives like nest boxes that you can implement to support wildlife in your own backyard.
Enjoy a relaxed morning tea following the presentation, providing a great opportunity to chat and ask questions about local conservation efforts.
This informative session is designed for families and nature enthusiasts interested in supporting local wildlife. Stephanie Reif brings over two decades of conservation experience and a passion for plants, birds, mammals, and fungi.
The talk covers:
- The significance of large, old habitat trees
- Which native species depend on hollows
- Effective nest box designs and alternatives
- How to contribute to wildlife conservation at home
The event runs for two hours, starting at 08:30 AM and concluding at 10:30 AM.
Held at Sports Rd, Bli Bli QLD 4560, this venue is accessible and family-friendly, making it easy to bring children along for an educational morning.
Parking is available nearby, and the location is well-signposted for first-time visitors.
The Sunshine Coast region offers a beautiful backdrop for this event, encouraging families to connect with nature and local environmental initiatives.
Please note that event details may change, so it is recommended to check the official website or contact the organizers before attending.
The presentation is suitable for parents and school-aged children interested in wildlife and conservation.
Morning tea is provided, but attendees are encouraged to bring reusable cups to support sustainability efforts.
Tickets are available for booking online, with no cost mentioned, suggesting the event is free or low-cost.
Early booking is advised due to limited spaces.
For further information and to secure your spot, please visit the event website or contact Sunshine Coast Council.
