About
The Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre is an exciting new partnership between the University of Queensland and The Turner Family Foundation.
In 2017, The University of Queensland entered into a long term cooperative venture with The Turner Family Foundation to undertake wildlife research and teaching on the Spicers Hidden Vale retreat property near Grandchester in South East Queensland.
By housing a diverse range of native wildlife, The Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre offers UQ students and researchers valuable hands-on access to learn and develop next-generation wildlife management and conservation techniques.
The overarching goal of the Hidden Vale Project is:
To develop innovative and globally significant solutions for wildlife management and conservation, using the Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre and surrounding ecosystems as a model.
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- Top-up scholarships available for Doctor of Philosophy candidates researching wildlife conservation in association with the Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre.
- Hidden Vale Project opportunities suitable for students/researchers with a background in Ecology, many in collaboration with UQ, USQ, USC, ANU & UNE
- CLOSING DATE FOR ANU STUDENTS NOW EXTENDED TO 30 MARCH 2021
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- Neither rat nor kangaroo - meet the amazing Rufous bettong. Also celebrating 3 years with a research showcase, scholarships available, trapping & bird watching for undergraduates, and our researcher profile: Meg Edwards
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