About
The Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre is an inspirational partnership between the University of Queensland and The Turner Family Foundation.
Officially opened in March 2017, the Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre brings together the compatible visions and goals of The University of Queensland and The Turner Family Foundation.
The University of Queensland’s vision for this 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.
The Turner Family Foundation’s long-term vision is:
To support resilient functioning ecosystems across a connected network of properties and the broader region, where key species and processes are restored, land use is sustainable and people are connected with nature.
The Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre is a well-established teaching, research and community engagement facility located on the property of Old Hidden Vale, at Grandchester in South East Queensland. Facilities and resources include interpretation/engagement spaces, veterinary clinic, lecture theatre, office spaces, a vast range of equipment, superior wildlife housing and breeding facilities, and research areas equipped with state-of-the-art technology. It houses a diverse range of native wildlife including both common and threatened species. Researchers have access to over 10,000 hectares of real-world research-focussed land across multiple properties. This exceptional fusion of land, facilities, resources and partnerships uniquely supports innovation and applied research, critically including valuable long-term research. Students and researchers are provided unique hands-on opportunities to learn and develop innovative next-generation wildlife management and conservation techniques.
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- New arrivals ad a little magic - meet Luna and Harry 'Potter-roo', read about the science behind gliding and new ways to find Koalas, and about events at Hidden Vale.
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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
- 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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