The recent flooding in South East Queensland (SEQ) caused widespread devastation throughout the region, including the tragic loss of life and extensive damage to homes, businesses, infrastructure, and the environment.

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Healthy Land & Water has been busy this year working with partners across the region to manage threats and improve the ecological function of over 800 hectares of the Moreton Bay Ramsar Wetland.

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Macadamias used to grow wild along Brisbane’s creeks and rivers, but very few remain. The Macadamia Conservation Trust has located only ten trees from Brisbane’s original macadamia population.

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Healthy Land & Water CEO Julie McLellan reiterated that the time for change is now at a recent Committee for Brisbane panel on disaster resilience in South East Queensland.

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People across South East Queensland used the smart online form we developed to capture local information to better understand the current flood impact on natural areas and project sites across our region.

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The peak environmental group for South East Queensland is urgently calling on governments to flip the current disaster response model to focus on investing in preparedness and proactive flood mitigation, rather than relying on disaster response payments after the fact.

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