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Major on-ground works have begun on a $6.7 million project to boost flood resilience, restore waterway health and protect agricultural land along Upper Warrill Creek in the Scenic Rim.
More than 200 purpose-built ‘cod hotels’ will create new homes for native fish across South East Queensland’s waterways as part of a major effort to restore critical habitat and improve the health of waterways across the region.
A new facility in City of Moreton Bay is set to unleash thousands of tiny environmental heroes, with beetles and bugs being bred as biological control agents to combat two of South East Queensland’s (SEQ) most destructive invasive weeds.
A million-dollar eDNA monitoring program for native aquatic species including platypus will launch across more than 200 locations in South East Queensland in a landmark milestone for the region’s conservation.
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.