Since the collaborative installation of a shellfish reef array to enhance fish stocks in southern Pumicestone Passage in December 2017, scientists at the University of the Sunshine Coast have found a significant and sustained change in the broader assemblage structure of fish that congregate at the reef site.
Some of South East Queensland’s vulnerable acid frog species now have a bigger, greener, and safer native habitat on the Sunshine Coast thanks to a collaborative conservation project.
A community hunt to find Brisbane’s elusive wild macadamia trees has helped uncover a potential treasure trove of genetic data on the Aussie supernut.
A five-year project to plant and establish 12,500 koala habitat trees has been successfully completed at Grandchester near Ipswich.
Healthy Land & Water is pleased to announce the appointment of a new member to its board of directors.
A project to restore the once magnificent shellfish beds of the Pumicestone Passage has been enhanced with more artificial reef structures of recycled shell being installed off Kakadu Beach.
Healthy Land & Water CEO Julie McLellan has been appointed as a member of the newly formed Koala Advisory Council.
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Australia
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