Dingo Awareness - Kingfisher Bay Resort and Village Fenced Area
- Category:
- Announcement
- Applies:
- 27 October to 2 November 2026
- Published:
- 27 October 2026 10:30am
- ID:
- 27166
This alert applies to the following park:
- K'gari, Great Sandy National ParkFraser Coast
Please be aware that there is the likelihood of a dingo being inside the Kingfisher Bay Resort and Village fenced area.
The dingo has been observed loitering in locations including the resort area.
Report any dingo sightings or interactions – tell a QPWS ranger, phone (07) 4127 9150 or email dingo.ranger@detsi.qld.gov.au
QPWS has implemented ongoing management actions to inspect and monitor potential dingo entry points and infrastructure condition, closely monitor dingo behaviour and sighting/interaction reports, and facilitate removal of the dingo from fenced area.
To assist QPWS and ensure visitor safety, please securely close all gates after use and report any observed fence or gate damage to dingo.ranger@detsi.qld.gov.au
For a comprehensive list of Park Alerts, visit us at www.qld.gov.au/park-alerts
Please ensure you are following Be dingo-safe! behaviours:
- NEVER feed dingoes.
- Always stay within arm’s reach of children, even small teenagers.
- Walk in groups and carry a long dingo safety stick.
- Do not run. Running or jogging can trigger a negative dingo interaction.
- Camp in fenced areas when possible.
- Secure all rubbish, fish, bait and tackle.
- Never store food, food containers or scented items in tents.
- No food to lakeshores.
Your safety is our concern, but your responsibility.
Please observe all signage, barriers and directions from rangers and do not enter closed areas.
Please visit this park's page on the department's website for more park safety information.
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