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Australia’s River City, Brisbane, will host the International River Symposium from 8–10 September 2025, welcoming global river and climate leaders to shape the future of our waterways.
A $6.7 million Strategic River Resilience project will deliver vital river rehabilitation works in South East Queensland’s (SEQ) Scenic Rim to protect agricultural land and improve long-term flood resilience.
A record $30 million towards the Resilient Rivers (SEQ) program will flow into South East Queensland (SEQ) to revitalise the health and resilience of waterways, wetlands and Moreton Bay before, during and after 2032.
Resilient Rivers South East Queensland (RRSEQ) is collaborating with Somerset and Wivenhoe Fish Stocking Association to help reintroduce Mary River Cod into our waterways to enhance biodiversity and support recreational opportunities.
Two massive days, over a thousand native trees planted along the banks of the Lockyer Creek and an endless amount of community stewardship to preserve and enhance our waterways.
Over a thousand native trees will be planted along the banks of Lockyer Creek to reduce sediment loss, protect against severe weather events, and improve the water quality and health of Moreton Bay.