Healthy Land and Water’s Protecting Koalas Project is a three-year koala conservation project aiming to protect, restore, and increase koala habitat in Flinders Peak. The project is designed to conserve koalas in South East Queensland through activities which will protect and restore key koala habitat and build knowledge of koala numbers and distribution. Flinders Peak was selected […]
The South East Queensland Natural Resource Management Plan (NRM Plan) has been approved by the Australian Government The updated plan was the result of a year long review and future-scoping process, involving a deep dive into the science, a comprehensive online survey, and feedback from a series of regional workshops. We consolidated the science and […]
The Lungfish Habitat Rehabilitation project is working to ensure the long-term survival of the Australian lungfish by re-establishing submerged aquatic plants in the Brisbane River between Wivenhoe Dam and the Mount Crosby Water Treatment Plant. The plantings will also improve river health and water quality of Brisbane’s major source of drinking water. This habitat rehabilitation […]
We need your help to find wild macadamia trees! The delicious macadamia nut is native to Australia. Unfortunately, although cultivated macadamia trees are abundant in Australia, their wild relatives are under threat. With the support of the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council, Healthy Land and Water is launching a project aimed at finding wild […]