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OUR PROJECTS
Nature Nose develops and supports conservation projects that combine wildlife science, conservation detection dogs, ecological field methods and community participation.

Each project is shaped by the species, habitat and conservation questions involved. Our work may include detection dog training, field surveys, wildlife monitoring, GPS mapping, method development, community science and collaboration with researchers, land managers and local organisations.

CURRENT PROJECTS

  1. Water Mouse Detection and Monitoring Program
    Bribie Island and Pumicestone Passage Region

  2. Echidna Detection Field Surveys
    Supporting the search for echidna evidence in South East Queensland

 

PREVIOUS PROJECTS

  • ​Project Potoroo 2024-2025

        Conservation detection dog and fieldwork for the long-nosed potoroo

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Water Mouse Detection & Monitoring Project

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Echidna Field Surveys

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Project Potoroo

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