Healthy Land & Water is set to be involved in three innovative new water management projects focused on improving the management of surface and groundwater resources in Queensland.
The Queensland Government is investing $700,000 towards enhancing the State’s water modelling capabilities.
Invasive species are wreaking havoc on our planet's economy, racking up an annual cost of over $423 billion. This astonishing new finding was published in a recent landmark global report by the United Nations Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services recently.
A $200,000 funding boost aimed at managing flying fox roosts has been split amongst nine local governments across Queensland.
New bioretention filter media specs are out and available for free download from our website.
In addition to providing specifications for filter media, it gives great advice and options to improve and maintain healthy plants in bioretention systems.
Healthy Land & Water was recently invited to speak at a public inquiry into the impact of climate change on Queensland agricultural production.
Healthy Land & Water presented on mitigating climate impacts and the government's crucial role in supporting Ag’s resilience and adaptation, given Queensland's agricultural future depends on proactive strategies in a changing climate.
Our popular fire preparedness workshops are getting rave reviews from landholders and interest is growing faster than ever ahead of talk of a dry season ahead.
We sat down with Hannah Etchells who has been on the front-line of engaging landholders, communities, and a myriad of stakeholders as she delivers fire management planning workshops across the region. We’ve asked her to give us the lowdown on why the workshops are proving so popular.
Nestled among South East Queensland's estuaries swims a previously untapped wealth of knowledge, with fish now being used to tell the story about the region's coastal ecosystem health.
As estuarine ecosystems face increasing challenges due to habitat loss (particularly seagrass, mangroves, saltmarsh, and oyster reefs) and ever-expanding urbanisation, scientists have turned their attention to the fascinating world of fish communities to unlock valuable insights that may pave the way to safeguarding these delicate environments.
Follow us on socials or subscribe below to get enviro news on clever initiatives to improve South East Queensland's beautiful and biodiverse environment, right to your inbox.
Level 11, 240 Queen St, GPO Box 735
Meanjin (Brisbane) QLD 4001, Australia
Monday - Friday 8.30am - 5.00pm
Healthy Land & Water Ltd ABN 91 115 662 989
Phone: (07) 3177 9100
Email: info@hlw.org.au
We acknowledge that the place we now live has been nurtured by the Traditional Custodians of this Country for tens of thousands of years, and that their physical, cultural and spiritual custodianship of our land, water and skies is ongoing.
