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Thanks to the support of Queensland Rail, B4C has been able to restore a vital section of the wildlife corridor…

We’re thrilled to share the success of our recent Community Planting Day at Rembrandt Street Park, Carina, held on Sunday 18th May.…

Gulf Rivers LandcareBy Amie WimberleyApril 2025 This April, I was honoured to attend the 18th Outback Landcare Adventure Week—a project…

Written by Callum Rawlins – 24 April 2025 Seventeen years ago, B4C formed a lasting partnership with Gulf Rivers Landcare,…

On Thursday 17th April, bush regenerators from EMU teamed up with B4C field staff for a focused visit to B4C’s…

Since 2007, B4C has proudly partnered with the Mt Isa/Gregory River Landcare Group through a unique “Twinning” initiative, originally inspired…

Protecting streambanks, boosting biodiversity, and building climate resilience Riparian vegetation is the plants that grow along the edges of rivers, creeks, and…

The Queensland Government is proposing to build two stadiums in Victoria Park — and Save Victoria Park is calling for…

A dedicated new team from Community Living Association (CLA) stepped up to support the small but growing Passerine Park Bushcare…

The Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C) is concerned regarding a potentially serious environmental incident in Mt Gravatt East. Specifically, B4C…

Thank you to the Honourable Tanya Plibersek, Minister for the Environment and Water, who recently visited Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating…

In the Upper Tingalpa Creek Catchment, a tiny champion is making big waves. The hero jewel beetle is being employed…

We are proud to honor Dr. Julie Allan as B4C's 2024 Nursery Volunteer of the Year. Julie, a retired chemical…

We are thrilled to celebrate Gary King, a dedicated member of both B4C and the White Hill Pine Mountain Community…

We are delighted to celebrate Heather Wood as the recipient of the B4C Outstanding Dedication Award for 2024, recognising her…

At the end of 2024, B4C was delighted to name Chiara Ratti as the B4C Young Environmentalist of the Year.…

As we kick off 2025, we want to spotlight an outstanding volunteer. Leigh Weakley was named the 2024 B4C Volunteer…

As 2024 comes to a close, Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C) is proud to announce Greg Tasney as the…

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C) End of Year Morning Tea.…

Callum and Leigh are working on the best ways to deflask orchids as part of growing B4C’s native orchid collection. …

We’ve recently welcomed two new colonies of native bees to B4C’s sustainability centre, adding to our collection of Native Bee hives.…

B4C is proud manage two key Nature Refuge properties: Mount Elliot and Mount Barney-Yamahra Creek, both situated within critical biodiversity corridors linking Bulimba…

2024 was an exceptionally busy and rewarding year for B4C. Our team has grown, and together, we hosted and co-hosted over…

Did you know that the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee helps protect the endangered Greater Glider through conservation properties located…

This invasive vine from Central and South America is one of Australia’s Weeds of National Significance (WONS)! Named for its sharp, claw-like tendrils,…

A big thank you to all our Industrial Landcare partners who participated in today’s clean-up event and those who joined…

Do-Op Shop channels proceeds from their profits to support various causes dear to the local community. In July, they raised…

by Josephine Brown Planning a festive get-together?  Whatever the reason, whether indoors or out in the garden, you’ll want to…

Upper Tingalpa Creekcare is now in full swing, with two neighbourhood plantings taking place recently. 

A big thank you to Brisbane Airport Corporation for choosing us for their Containers for Change charity program. This partnership…

Escaping from gardens, the Dutchman's Pipe has invaded native habitats including rainforests, riparian zones, roadsides, and agricultural areas. Its most…

Due to the small size of remaining patches of bushland within our city and the subsequent low population numbers supporting…

We want to thank Seymour Whyte and our Industrial Landcare partners for their dedication and hard work during a recent…

Since B4C’s Common Myna Trapping Program began in 2016 more than 1,100 of the invasive species have been trapped by…

An urgent opportunity has arisen to protect a 26-acre privately-owned block adjoining Toohey Forest/Mount Gravatt Outlook Reserve. Losing this habitat…

Thank you to everyone that dropped their e-waste to B4C as part of our E-waste collection drive. Our January 2024…

On Friday, November 24th, the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee celebrated the end of 2023 and recognised the valuable contributions…

The Bathtub solar ovens experiment is currently in progress, with the aim of turning problem weeds into a resource. These…

On October 26th, approximately 20 dedicated staff members from Queensland Rail and the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee gathered to…

The latest information from the Smithsonian Institute reveals that both cats claw and its partner in crime, madeira vine are…

In a heartening example of environmental care and community cooperation, on Tuesday, October 24, 2023, B4C teamed up with ten…

Brisbane's Big Butterfly Count has spread its wings and is now in full flutter. It's time for you to join…

Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee was proud to have Callum Rawlins join our team for a work placement as part…

On the 12th of October, 2023, 49 individuals representing various organisations, including Incitec Pivot Limited, Inghams, Powerlink, Visy, Port of…

Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee and Seqwater have started work on Upper Tingalpa Creekcare, also known as the Leslie Harrison…

We are thrilled to announce that B4C has been awarded a Queensland Government Engaging Sciences Grant, and it has opened…

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the amazing individuals who joined us at Yimbun Park…

58 volunteers gathered at Gibson Island last week, Thursday 22 June 2023, to install over 300 plants and collect rubbish.…

Over 400 local residents recently participated in a Bush Food Planting event at Conondale Park, Eight Mile Plains.

Greg Tasney explored the B4C Mount Elliott nature refuge property and provided us with an insightful snapshot.