The role of eastern Australia’s rainforests as a refuge for wildlife against the upheavals of climate change will be one of the topics discussed at this week’s Rainforests of Subtropical Australia (ROSA) Symposium.
Australia’s leading experts on rainforests will gather at the Gold Coast on Thursday and Friday to share the latest in subtropical rainforest science and restoration practices.
The beauty and health of South East Queensland’s waterways, landscapes, and wildlife – as well as the safety of communities against extreme weather events – were the subjects of a symposium at Parliament House today.
If you’ve ever seen a turtle fighting for life after swallowing a plastic bag or struggling to swim after getting entangled in a discarded fishing line, you’ll know the damage that marine debris can do to our local wildlife.
Not-for-profit organisations, Healthy Land & Water and Ozfish Unlimited will hold a ‘Fishers for Fish Habitat’ forum on the Gold Coast on Saturday, March 18 to engage recreational fishers in the protection and management of South East Queensland’s underwater habitats.
The 2021 Report Card for South East Queensland (SEQ) released in November 2021 indicates the region’s waterways are no longer holding the line.
As the population in SEQ has grown over the past two decades, significant investments have been made into our catchments and point source pollution such as sewage treatment plants, which have improved water quality in our river estuaries and Moreton Bay.
Healthy Land & Water's Annual General Meeting 2019.
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