Healthy Land & Water recently hosted two successful National Koala Monitoring Program (NKMP) training workshops bringing together representatives from SEQ local councils, CSIRO, the Queensland Government Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation (DETSI), and First Nations groups from around SEQ, fostering crucial partnerships.

After months of storms, flooding, and even an ex-tropical cyclone battering South East Queensland, bushfires are likely the last thing on most residents' minds. However, Healthy Land & Water's fire management team are warning that these wet conditions could be setting the stage for a high-risk bushfire season in our region.

Doctors say prevention is better than cure in health, and when it comes to climate change. The health care profession has become increasingly vocal about the links between climate change and health in recent years.

Healthy Land & Water is delivering a collaborative initiative to reduce impacts of chlamydial disease on wild koalas across South East Queensland.

Healthy Land & Water has come out strongly in support of recent calls by local councils for substantial increases in funding made available for emergency management.

Discover how dedicated landholders in the Scenic Rim and Ipswich area are transforming their properties into thriving koala habitats. With impressive tree planting survival rates, these conservation champions are showing what's possible when passion meets purpose. Their stories demonstrate how dedicated individuals, with support from Healthy Land & Water and funding from the Australian Government, are creating vital habitat corridors for our iconic native wildlife.