The Bush Sophora (Sophora Fraseri) is listed as vulnerable & it is only found on slopes in wet sclerophyll and rainforest margins from SEQ to northern NSW. In Brisbane it seems to be found in Regional Ecosystem (RE) 12.11.3/a and 12.11.5 under the canopy of eucalypts that are within the vicinity of dry rainforests. Australia has the highest proportion of plants that are endemic to our country.
Healthy Land & Water has created a Stewardship Survey and would like as many people as possible to complete the survey to provide a wide range of responses. This stewardship survey has …
On Friday the 17th of November 2023, BCN held their Annual General Meeting. This years meeting was hosted by the Wolston and Centenary Catchments at the Pooh Corner Environment Centre. …
In August 2023, members of Brisbane’s Catchment Groups attended the Lord Mayors Catchment Round Table. This was an insightful event with presentations from Brisbane City Council and Members of Bulimba …
Pullen Pullen Catchments Group (PPCG) and Kholo Creek Catchment Group (KCCG) have joined forces in a project designed to enhance habitat for the vulnerable legless lizard, the Collared Delma (Delma …
A Bridgeman Downs Development Application previously rejected twice by Brisbane City Council has been under appeal in the Planning and Environment Court since June 2020.
Pullen Pullen Catchments Group is extending native bushland and canopy cover in high visibility areas of the Reserve.
In May Brisbane Catchment Network representatives attended the Lord Mayor’s Creek Catchment Roundtable. The presentations have been available here: https://app.frame.io/presentations/5b81470b-a4fa-4793-af01-e17d80fdeaa4?fbclid=IwAR004FjLd03WNgm3QkRr3JdcJSQ2Vs4UGYWHD5ZvmeR7WxVHpY0KYMB0yaI They included a welcome from Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner, a …
Success Street is looking better than ever with the addition of over 150 new native plants!
Representatives of Brisbane’s catchment groups met with traditional owners Kerry Charlton and Steve Coghill with facilitator Craig Jones recently. Over two workshops, one in April and one in May, they …
