Nesting boxes with infrared, radio technology to help save vulnerable native animals on Sunshine Coast

Native animals are moving into nesting boxes at Baroon Pocket Environment Reserve in Mapleton. (Supplied)

Timber boxes with infrared detectors and radio communications are creating hope for some of the country's most vulnerable species in an Australian-first pilot program. 

Crafted from recycled hardwood, the nesting boxes provide breeding sites for native animals including owls and possums.