Giving

Stray pets and native wildlife deserve the best veterinary care. Sadly, when they are hurt, they don't have owners to pay for their treatment. The UQ VETS Small Animal Hospital never turns away an injured animal.

This fund provides critical care and rehabilitation to injured wildlife such as koalas, birds, wombats, even snakes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Your gift will help ensure the continuation of quality emergency treatment for our injured wildlife.

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The next generation of marine scientists are tackling the problems facing our oceans, their turtles, whales, and other sea-life.

This fund supports research to conserve coastal and reef biodiversity and ecosystems, and to solve the biggest challenges facing our ocean planet.

Your gift elevates work at Heron Island Research Station, on the Great Barrier Reef, and Moreton Bay Research Station.

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This scholarship supports talented Science students for whom a financial award can be transformative, helping them reach their full potential despite financial pressures.

Support your passion for science by making a gift to the Science Leaders Scholarship, impacting the lives of students for generations to come.

All donations to the Science Leaders Scholarship are matched by the Faculty of Science.

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UQ's Gatton Campus offers a unique learning experience at a place where everybody knows your name.

The scholarship was established in 2006 by the UQ Gatton Past Students' Association (UQGPSA) to enable students to pursue their studies in this special environment without the stress of financial hardship.

Your gift will support students who, due to financial or other constraints, might not otherwise be able to enter full-time studies at Gatton.

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The Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science (CBCS) is a world-leading solution-oriented research centre for biodiversity conservation.

The centre works in partnerships with scientists, governments, non-governmental organisations, and industry to solve the world’s most important conservation problems.

Your support will help to transform knowledge and scientific research into conservation action.

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Developed at UQ in 2002, the not-for-profit citizen science program aims to increase understanding of coral reefs, coral bleaching and climate change through the use of the Coral Health Chart.

The chart standardises changes in coral colours and enables citizen scientists to monitor reefs and contribute to the project’s global database.

Researchers, conservationists, divers, school students, teachers and members of the public use it. To date 7,000 citizen scientists have submitted data from more than 80 countries.

CoralWatch is largely run by volunteers and depends on the support of donors to keep their outreach and education going.

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The UQ VETS Small Animal Hospital at Gatton Campus provides essential out-of-hours emergency service to the surrounding community, from Ipswich to Toowoomba.

It is open 24 hours a day, every day, without appointment, and the highly skilled team offer the very best care to animals when they need it most.

Your gift will ensure the continuation and adequate staffing of the out-of-hours emergency care service at the hospital.

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