Welcome to EVE’s latest news!

Welcome to the news page of Endeavour Veterinary Ecology (EVE), your go-to source for the latest updates, insights, and opportunities. Here, you’ll find the most recent news about our groundbreaking work in wildlife conservation, particularly our ongoing research and field studies. Stay informed about upcoming projects, job openings, and events as we continue our mission towards coexistence with our threatened species.

Q News Feature Dr. Julien Grosmaire

Julien’s journey in veterinary science reflects a lifelong dedication to animals and advocacy for inclusivity in the veterinary profession.

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06
Nov
Koala Doggy Door: A Simple but Effective Solution to Reduce Koala-Vehicle Fatalities

Thanks to this innovative Queensland invention an Australia-first trial is showing promising results for koalas in time for koala breeding season.

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16
Oct
Science and Traditional Knowledge Merge to Address Knowledge Gaps in Understanding Totem Species, Such as Crocodiles.

In collaboration with the Nanum Wungthim Land and Sea Rangers, EVE has undertaken a groundbreaking feasibility study to test the K-Tracker technology on estuarine crocodiles.

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18
Sep
Suzuki Queensland Partners with Endeavour Veterinary Ecology to Drive Koala Conservation Efforts

Suzuki Queensland has provided new vehicles to Endeavour Veterinary Ecology (EVE) to support their mission of conserving koala populations across Queensland.

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04
Sep
Endeavour Veterinary Ecology in Q News November Edition We’re incredibly proud of the commitment and passion our team members bring to the forefront of koala conservation each and every day. Many of our staff extend their dedication beyond EVE, contributing their time and skills to various meaningful causes. Notably, our koala veterinarian, Dr. Julien Grosmaire, is a passionate advocate for diversity within the veterinary field. We’re thrilled to see Julien’s impactful work highlighted in November’s Q News. To read the full feature, please follow this link: https://qnews.com.au/qnews-magazine-qld-issue-553-november-2024/ #team #diversity #LGBTQI+ #veterinarian #passion
Endeavour Veterinary Ecology in Q News November Edition We’re incredibly proud of the commitment and passion our team members bring to the forefront of koala conservation each and every day. Many of our staff extend their dedication beyond EVE, contributing their time and skills to various meaningful causes. Notably, our koala veterinarian, Dr. Julien Grosmaire, is a passionate advocate for diversity within the veterinary field. We’re thrilled to see Julien’s impactful work highlighted in November’s Q News. To read the full feature, please follow this link: https://qnews.com.au/qnews-magazine-qld-issue-553-november-2024/ #team #diversity #LGBTQI+ #veterinarian #passion
Thanks to Rebecca Levingston for having us in the ABC Brisbane studios tonight to discuss all things koalas and the importance of our latest research with the Fauna Escape Hatch. Dr. Deidre de Villiers leads our research team and has extensive knowledge of koalas through her work in koala population management here at EVE. Outside of her day job, Deidre is also a dedicated koala carer, having raised over 150 orphaned or injured koalas. This is a very niche area of wildlife care. Wherever she goes, she usually has a joey in tow that requires around-the-clock feeds. Tonight, little Pumpkin accompanied Deidre, melting the hearts of everyone at @abcbrisbane We also want to give a shout-out to @reblev_radio , host of Evenings. It’s always a great yarn with Rebecca! She’s a Brisbane treasure. Thanks for helping us to raise awareness of the work that we do! #koalas #abcaustralia #abcbrisbane #eve #koalaconservation #koalacare
Thanks to Rebecca Levingston for having us in the ABC Brisbane studios tonight to discuss all things koalas and the importance of our latest research with the Fauna Escape Hatch. Dr. Deidre de Villiers leads our research team and has extensive knowledge of koalas through her work in koala population management here at EVE. Outside of her day job, Deidre is also a dedicated koala carer, having raised over 150 orphaned or injured koalas. This is a very niche area of wildlife care. Wherever she goes, she usually has a joey in tow that requires around-the-clock feeds. Tonight, little Pumpkin accompanied Deidre, melting the hearts of everyone at @abcbrisbane We also want to give a shout-out to @reblev_radio , host of Evenings. It’s always a great yarn with Rebecca! She’s a Brisbane treasure. Thanks for helping us to raise awareness of the work that we do! #koalas #abcaustralia #abcbrisbane #eve #koalaconservation #koalacare
Our Fauna Escape Hatch is now installed at 16 hotspot locations across the City of Moreton Bay. This trial, with 85 wild koalas, has been run by our specialised koala veterinary and research team across the past 12-months, and the results have been incredibly promising. We need to give a shout out to our veterinary team, particularly Dr Julien Grosmaire and Dr Sheri Smit, for their work on this project behind the scenes. They have dedicated many many hours to documenting the koalas put through the trial. Our vets and vet nurses are the backbone of our business, and we are really proud to see the results of this trial across the media yesterday. #koalaresearch #koalaegresstrials #innovation
Our Fauna Escape Hatch is now installed at 16 hotspot locations across the City of Moreton Bay. This trial, with 85 wild koalas, has been run by our specialised koala veterinary and research team across the past 12-months, and the results have been incredibly promising. We need to give a shout out to our veterinary team, particularly Dr Julien Grosmaire and Dr Sheri Smit, for their work on this project behind the scenes. They have dedicated many many hours to documenting the koalas put through the trial. Our vets and vet nurses are the backbone of our business, and we are really proud to see the results of this trial across the media yesterday. #koalaresearch #koalaegresstrials #innovation
Officially launched today, the Fauna Escape Hatch, is a simple but effective solution to help koalas safely escape road and rail corridors. 
 Thank you to City of Moreton Bay and Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads for supporting this trial, which saw 85 wild koalas put through the trial with compelling results. 
 Aka the "koala doggy door", the device has already been installed at 16 hotspot locations across the City of Moreton Bay, with plans to expand their use across koala habitat in Queensland and interstate.

 . . . . . #koalas #koalaconservation 
#cityofmoretonbay #innovation #koalaresearch #koalaegresstrials
Officially launched today, the Fauna Escape Hatch, is a simple but effective solution to help koalas safely escape road and rail corridors. 
 Thank you to City of Moreton Bay and Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads for supporting this trial, which saw 85 wild koalas put through the trial with compelling results. 
 Aka the "koala doggy door", the device has already been installed at 16 hotspot locations across the City of Moreton Bay, with plans to expand their use across koala habitat in Queensland and interstate.

 . . . . . #koalas #koalaconservation 
#cityofmoretonbay #innovation #koalaresearch #koalaegresstrials
Koalas across southeast Queensland are on the move, with breeding season now in full swing. Although koalas spend much of their time in trees, they also move across open ground and roads, particularly between July and December, as they actively search for new habitat and mates.
 Sadly, vehicle strikes are a major cause of koala deaths in southeast Queensland, with an average of 300 koalas killed each year on roads. Roads create barriers to koala movement, fragmenting their habitat, and during this time of year, when koalas are on the move, they are especially vulnerable to vehicle strikes. 
 Thanks to this innovative Queensland invention by leading koala ecology business EVE, supported by City of Moreton Bay, and the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads, the trial is showing promising results, with 16 installations already being rolled out across City of Moreton Bay just in time for the koala breeding season.  The initiative has also generated interest from other local government areas in Queensland, with plans for broader expansion interstate over the next 12 months. Read more over on our website: https://www.endeavourvet.com.au/koala-doggy-door/ . . . . . . . #koalaegresstrial #faunaescapehatch #koalas
#koalaconservation
#cityofmoretonbay #departmentoftransportandmainroads #queensladgovernment #wildlifeconservation
Koalas across southeast Queensland are on the move, with breeding season now in full swing. Although koalas spend much of their time in trees, they also move across open ground and roads, particularly between July and December, as they actively search for new habitat and mates.
 Sadly, vehicle strikes are a major cause of koala deaths in southeast Queensland, with an average of 300 koalas killed each year on roads. Roads create barriers to koala movement, fragmenting their habitat, and during this time of year, when koalas are on the move, they are especially vulnerable to vehicle strikes. 
 Thanks to this innovative Queensland invention by leading koala ecology business EVE, supported by City of Moreton Bay, and the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads, the trial is showing promising results, with 16 installations already being rolled out across City of Moreton Bay just in time for the koala breeding season.  The initiative has also generated interest from other local government areas in Queensland, with plans for broader expansion interstate over the next 12 months. Read more over on our website: https://www.endeavourvet.com.au/koala-doggy-door/ . . . . . . . #koalaegresstrial #faunaescapehatch #koalas
#koalaconservation
#cityofmoretonbay #departmentoftransportandmainroads #queensladgovernment #wildlifeconservation
Koala Tech: A New Tool for Croc Monitoring?
 Over the past year, we’ve been testing our award-winning koala monitoring technology (the K-Tracker) on estuarine crocodiles and recently conducted a feasibility study in collaboration with the Nanum Wungthim Land and Sea Rangers in Napranum, Weipa. Early results are promising, showing that the K-Tracker can help monitor croc movements in areas where there is a need to understand their behaviour and habitat use. 
 We’d like to take this time to thank the many people and businesses behind the scenes, for playing a key role in bringing this project to life. 
 Read more about the study and our time in Napranum here: https://www.endeavourvet.com.au/croc-tracker/ #crocresearch
#GPSmonitoring
#wildlifetechnology
#weipa
#napranum
#totemspecies
#saltwatercrocodile
#apexpredator
Koala Tech: A New Tool for Croc Monitoring?
 Over the past year, we’ve been testing our award-winning koala monitoring technology (the K-Tracker) on estuarine crocodiles and recently conducted a feasibility study in collaboration with the Nanum Wungthim Land and Sea Rangers in Napranum, Weipa. Early results are promising, showing that the K-Tracker can help monitor croc movements in areas where there is a need to understand their behaviour and habitat use. 
 We’d like to take this time to thank the many people and businesses behind the scenes, for playing a key role in bringing this project to life. 
 Read more about the study and our time in Napranum here: https://www.endeavourvet.com.au/croc-tracker/ #crocresearch
#GPSmonitoring
#wildlifetechnology
#weipa
#napranum
#totemspecies
#saltwatercrocodile
#apexpredator
@suzukiqueensland has announced a significant partnership with Endeavour Veterinary Ecology (EVE), becoming the vehicle sponsor for our koala health and population management service. This partnership will see EVE’s field team equipped with sponsored Suzuki Jimny and S-Cross vehicles, nimble and reliable assets for accessing koala habitats and transporting sick koalas to the veterinary hospital for treatment and swift return to the wild. For more information on this announcement visit: https://www.endeavourvet.com.au/koala-shuttle/ #ilovekoalas #suzukiqueensland #eve #threatenedspecies #partnership #rescuevehicles #koalashuttle #queenslandbusiness #suzukiqld
@suzukiqueensland has announced a significant partnership with Endeavour Veterinary Ecology (EVE), becoming the vehicle sponsor for our koala health and population management service. This partnership will see EVE’s field team equipped with sponsored Suzuki Jimny and S-Cross vehicles, nimble and reliable assets for accessing koala habitats and transporting sick koalas to the veterinary hospital for treatment and swift return to the wild. For more information on this announcement visit: https://www.endeavourvet.com.au/koala-shuttle/ #ilovekoalas #suzukiqueensland #eve #threatenedspecies #partnership #rescuevehicles #koalashuttle #queenslandbusiness #suzukiqld