Documents

• TKMG 2022 AGM Minutes
• TKMG CommunityActionPlan 2014-2019 (PDF)

• Sap feed trees & Yellow-bellied gliders (PDF)
• Eucalypt Woodland in Cape York Peninsula-Project CY01.09-2007-John Winter-Cape York Natural History Trust

Trees for Wildlife

Species lists for planting trees that attract and are beneficial to wildlife.

• Lumholtz Food Plant List (PDF)
• Comprehensive Food Plant List for Lumholtz Tree Kangaroos, Possums and Cassowaries (PDF)
• Trees for Wildlife List (PDF)

TKMG Revised Rules

• TKMG_Revised Rules (September 2012)

Literature

• "Hey, that's no Koala!" by Lee K. Curtis - View story.
• A compilation of relevant tree-kangaroo and general marsupial scientific publications - View list.
• A VERY extensive (30 pages) literature reference list on marsupialecology - View list
• Eucalypt Woodland in Cape York Peninsula as Habitat for Arboreal Marsupials - Responses of the Common Brushtail Possum(PDF)

Links

View video recordings of presentations given at Tree-kangaroo and Mammal Group meetings on our YouTube Channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@tkmgsocial

Potential Impact of Wind Turbine Noise on Upland Koala Populations in Far North Queensland-by Roger Martin & Richard Hopkinson, presented at TKMG meeting 4th April 2024

Local Wildlife & Tourism Information

• Malanda Falls Visitor Centre
• The Tolga Bat Hospital
• Eyes on Wildlife

Local Conservation

TREAT - Trees for the Atherton and Evelyn Tablelands

TK & Mammal groups

• ADW - Bennett's Tree-kangaroo Factsheet
• Tenkile Conservation Alliance
• The Australian Mammal Society

Conservation

• ACF - Australian Conservation Foundation
• Bat Conservation International
  
• Conservation Volunteers Australia
  
• Natural Heritage Trust
  
• QPWS - Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
• Rainforest CRC (Cooperative Research Centre)
  
• Rainforest Rescue
  
• The Rainforest Australia Website
  
• The Rainforestweb - a rainforest information resource site
  
• The Wilderness Society
  
• TSN - Threatened Species Network
• Wet Tropics Management Authority
  
• WWF - World Wildlife Fund - Australia