EXPLORE YOUR BACKYARD
Discover the habitats, native plants and wildlife recorded around the place you call home.
Explore near home ↗Discover koala habitat, threatened animals and plants, native vegetation and known weeds on and around a Queensland property. Start with an address.
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Building your biodiversity report
Not sure what you are looking at? Photograph it with the iNaturalist app (App Store · Google Play). It suggests an identification, other naturalists confirm it, and every observation you post becomes a record that reports like this one can use.
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Explore habitats and recorded species, and learn what the different maps can tell you.
These species were recorded in a suburb where someone ran a report, and are listed as extinct or extinct in the wild. Every one is a reminder of what protecting habitat is for.
Records: WildNet, Queensland Government. Photos and descriptions: as credited on each species card.
From the canopy to the creek.
There’s more to your place than you think.
A patch of trees might connect wildlife habitat. A nearby record might reveal a threatened animal you’ve never seen. Biodiversity Checker brings maps and species information together so you can explore the nature around you and understand why it matters.
Discover the habitats, native plants and wildlife recorded around the place you call home.
Explore near home ↗Find out which threatened animals and plants have been recorded nearby, and what habitat they need.
Discover local wildlife ↗Learn about native vegetation and known weeds so you can start asking how to help local biodiversity.
Get to know your patch ↗
PEACHESTERA STEM and FLL school
Biodiversity Checker is the Peachester State School BioGlow FLL team’s project to help people discover and care about the biodiversity around them. It brings environmental maps and species information into an approachable view, with ecological context from Queensland Ecologists.
Meet Queensland Ecologists ↗Seven students from Peachester State School. Names and photos appear as each family says yes.






