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Our nature reserves are essential community-valued areas, where anyone can go for a quiet and rewarding experience of nature and…

Humans force wild animals into tight spots, or send them far from home. We calculated just how big the impact…

In 2018, Ingham’s Enterprises Pty Ltd reached out to and partnered with Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee to assist in…

Terri Butler MP honoured long-term volunteer John Evans OAM at a delayed Australia Day Presentation.

B4C is working with Powerlink to restore an existing glider crossing under the powerlines between two parcels of bushland at…

Get a snapshot of the water mouse habitat preservation project in Lower Bulimba Creek.

Now more than ever we need to protect our precious wildlife. Without strong environment laws to safeguard native animals and…

Around 50 people joined us at our planting at Gibson Island, Murarrie. Made possible thanks to event sponsors APA Group…

Want to know more about what goes on in your garden? Be involved in a course of nature discovery and…

The current EPBC Act is being proven a failure in protecting sensitive habitats, threatened species, key natural assets – the…

In 2017, B4C received a grant from the Australian Federal Government, Department of Industry Innovation and Science for the 'Moreton…

The following actions and responses are to be enacted by the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee Inc., in response to…

We are pleased to be consulting with Department of TMR regarding options for wildlife movement solutions in relation to the…

B4C has engaged BirdLife Southern Queensland to undertake baseline bird surveys on three of its iconic sites – Bulimba Creek…

B4C was joined by Belong trainees to mulch and plant a degraded riparian bank of the waterway, enhancing the habitat…

Essential habitat in areas such as Belmont Hills, Mt Petrie and Whites Hill Reserve require suitable environmental corridors to link…

The following actions and responses are to be enacted by the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee Inc., in response to…

Years of hard work, collaboration and community involvement has made these fauna movement solutions possible.

The following arrangements (from May 15th until review June 12th) are in line with government and Health Department information.

MINISTER STANDS BY HIS COMMITMENTS “In regards to the wider environmental and biodiversity strategy, I acknowledge B4C’s concerns and reiterate…

A communication from Rob Jansen, Finger Gullies, Coorparoo. Hi all, With the recent sale of a property in Octantis Street…

See if you can spot some familiar faces in this citizen science video.

The local community is concerned that many trees, including established koala food trees, are to be removed from Pacific Golf…

Updated Thursday 16th April 2020 The following actions and responses are to be enacted by the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating…

COVID-19: Notice to all visitors, staff, volunteers & members Our policy for B4C headquarters and B4C’s activities at other locations…

We must look at the long-term but also take some immediate actions to reduce fire risks and help repair the…

B4C Landcare Services is currently trialing 12 COCOON® plant incubators to allow plants to establish in isolated and/or inaccessible areas.

Update from Wayne Cameron, B4C Catchment Manager. There are many potential projects on our Brisbane waterways, and catchment groups are…

Restoring the environmental corridor in Minnippi Parklands is underway with the installation of 12 new nesting boxes to enhance habitat…

The Doboy Wetlands & Aquarium Passage Recovery Project includes both weed control and rubbish removal to maximise the recovery of…

What can be done about peafowl in the face of a divided community? In other locations, limited success has been…

B4C's Catchment Manager Wayne Cameron went to the Mary River Festival on the weekend to celebrate the 10th anniversary of…

Representatives from councils, Transport and Main Roads, Transurban, community groups, universities and more attended the sold-out Barriers & Bridges fauna…

You're invited to attend a waterbug workshop this weekend (Sat 24 & Sun 25 August). Learn how to collect and…

A development application (DA) has been lodged by developers that seeks to obtain a ‘Material Change of Use’ on lots…

Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C) has launched a tool to allow the public to report wildlife road crossing hotspots.…

A recently planted area at Mookinbah Conservation Reserve at Manly is being impacted by horse riding, an activity usually not…

Reside Communities (Aged Care Developer) and the Pacific Golf Club are proposing a development on Sport and Recreation Area Designation…

Work has begun on the Doboy Wetlands & Aquarium Passage Recovery Project. The project includes both weed control and rubbish…

Since 2009 B4C has supported and partially sponsored a 'Twinning' program to work with Gregory River Landcare and travel to…

Thanks to people power and constructive discussions with Queensland Sports Minister Mick de Brenni there has been some great news…

By Wayne Cameron - B4C Catchment Manager May 2019 finds us in a strong position with our projects, after some…

This week B4C joined Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and others at the official opening of the Gateway Upgrade North Project, a…

NEWS: Petition launched. In addition to the Government submission (details below), B4C has launched an online petition. Please add your…

We had a meeting about our concerns for the proposed removal of 5.4ha of protected koala habitat at the Belmont…

The QLD Department of Housing & Public Works (DHPW) has proposed clearing 5.4 hectares of bushland in the Belmont Koala…

We're grateful to everyone who joined us on Friday 25th January for a planting at Gibson Island. We had a…

Summary by Wayne Cameron, B4C Catchment Manager.

We are thrilled to have received $20,000 from the Pratt Foundation to further the work at Gibson Island, Aquarium Passage…

B4C is expanding its wetland rehabilitation projects in the lower Bulimba Creek with a 15ha lease from the Main Roads…