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.
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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.
A Brisbane riverine recovery project led by Healthy Land & Water has earned international recognition, receiving a Commendation for Environmental Placemaking at the Asia Pacific Place Leaders Awards in Darwin.
The Australian National University (ANU)’s latest Australia’s Environment Report 2024 reveals the significant challenges facing our environment following a year of record-breaking heat, mass coral bleaching, and declining biodiversity.th East Queensland's environment thrive.
This is a great story of major effort underway to revive a once apex predator that helped regulate the river’s ecosystem. The Brisbane River Cod vanished from the waters nearly a century ago, leaving a gap in the natural food chain.
Healthy Land & Water has been on the case, recently releasing some 12,500 Mary River Cod into the Brisbane River. Read on to find out why this is so important and check out our great photo spread.
In the lead up to this year's federal election, Healthy Land & Water has been inviting candidates to come out and see a local site and spend time learning about what is needed to help South East Queensland's environment thrive.
Did you know that one of the biggest threats to koalas' survival is habitat loss and fragmentation? Our iconic koalas are facing a modern crisis as their habitat becomes increasingly fragmented due to development. While these resilient marsupials have survived for millennia, they're now struggling to adapt to a rapidly changing landscape.
With koalas officially listed as Endangered in Queensland, a SEQ-wide habitat restoration project is helping their preservation and long-term survival. Healthy Land & Water is delivering the Queensland Government-funded Restore & Reconnect: SEQ Koala Habitat initiative, a $3.5 million investment in the future of one of Australia's most iconic species over 3 years.
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