RBCN Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network Bring back the Birdwing Butterfly A project of Wildlife Queensland	Community members, conservation groups and representatives from local, state and federal agencies can become members of the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network. The RBCN is a non-profit voluntary group.

The on-line database is used to record locations of wild and planted birdwing vines (Pararistolochia praevenosa) and sightings of all life-cycle forms of the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly (Ornithoptera richmondia). Information has been gathered from a number of sources including the Queensland Herbarium, Land for Wild Life surveys, CSIRO records and the Wildnet database as well as community based records which have been verified by a reputed person.

The information is stored securely, names and addresses are restricted from access, but vine location coordinates, survey dates, number of organisms and general location is available in the form of tables, maps and graphs.

These tables, graphs and maps are dynamic and change automatically as new data is entered.

	Access detailed and summary reports on vines and butterfly observations. Names and addresses do not appear in these reports..
	View Google Maps with relevant data superimposed on the map. Use all of Google Map features to view the data. Names and addresses do not appear on these maps.
	View a variety of Graphs which present the viewer with a meanigful summarized picture of the information in the database.