
Native plants are uniquely suited to local conditions. They provide food and shelter for native wildlife, improve soil health, and help landscapes better withstand drought, floods, and extreme weather.
Even small actions, like planting native species in your backyard or on a balcony, can start a domino effect – feeding pollinators, supporting birds and helping wildlife thrive across the region.
As a bonus, they look great too!

Support local wildlife

Strengthen natural ecosystems

Build climate resilience
Step 1: Choose your spot
Find a sunny place — in your garden, courtyard, or a pot on a balcony. Even small spaces work.
Step 2: Plant and water
Sprinkle the seeds onto loose soil or potting mix, gently press them down, and water lightly so the soil stays moist.
Step 3: Let nature take over
Keep watering gently and be patient. Some may take time to grow, but every seed helps.
No matter the size of your space, planting native seeds helps support local wildlife and ecosystems.


Planting native seeds is one simple way to help — but it’s just one part of a much bigger picture.
Healthy Land & Water works across South East Queensland to protect and restore our environment, strengthen ecosystems, and build resilience for the future.
If you’d like to learn more about how we work, the partnerships we build, and the impact we're making across the region, explore more below.

Healthy Land & Water
Level 11, 240 Queen St
GPO Box 735
MEANJIN (BRISBANE)
QLD 4001
Australia
Healthy Land and Water Ltd
ABN 91 115 662 989