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The public is encouraged to attend the exercise to learn about identifying and tracking koalas.
The public is encouraged to attend the exercise to learn about identifying and tracking koalas. Luka Kauzlaric
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Ecologist to bring professional scat detection dog to town

21st Oct 2015 6:43 AM

AS PART of research into the Fraser Coast koala population, koala ecologist Olivia Woosnam will be bringing her professional scat detection dog Taz to Pioneer Park in Tinana on Thursday from 11am.

The public is encouraged to attend the exercise to learn about identifying and tracking koalas.

Closed in shoes, hat and water bottle should be brought.

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