EcoCentre, Griffith University

19/06/2026

Just a couple of Friday afternoon kookaburras wishing you a good weekend

05/05/2026

17/04/2026

Brush-tailed possums usually prefer the cover of darkness, making this sighting unusual.
Did you know that Brush-tailed possums have a gestation period of only 17 days, and youngsters are considered adults at around 10 months old?!

14/04/2026

Got ideas on how Griffith can reduce waste?

Drop by the at Nathan (N66) and help shape the University’s Waste Reduction Circular Economy Plan 2026 - 2030.

Monday 20 April - Thursday 23 April, 10 am to 2 pm
Co Design Lab N66 0.20

Chat with the team and share your thoughts on reusables, recycling or food waste and pick up a few giveaways while you’re there.

Be part of the conversation. Students and staff are welcome.

14/04/2026

Look at these cheeky lorikeets enjoying the last of the native mulberries.

12/04/2026

Koalas are full of surprises!
We’ve always known koalas are unique - they’re one of only a few marsupials specially adapted to eat eucalyptus leaves.
But here’s a fun fact you might not know: koalas have fingerprints! Even more incredible, their fingerprints closely resemble human fingerprints.
Koalas are the only known non‑primate animal to have this trait. Nature never ceases to amaze.

10/04/2026

A hungry Australian brush turkey fossicking through the forest floor for tasty morsels - a familiar sight in Toohey Forest.
Fun fact: Brush turkey chicks hatch fully feathered, able to walk and can fly hours after hatching.

07/04/2026

If you’re interested in joining an EcoTour, there are places available in the next tour on 19 April. You can register via the link in our bio.

30/03/2026

The gorgeous Kuta has had an almost perfect shed, right down to fully intact eye scales 🐍❤️

11/03/2026

Nest boxes provide key resources in our forests for birds and mammals alike. These gliders have found themselves a comfy spot.