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Events with an environmental theme from Ipswich to Moreton Bay!

More than 35 hands-on events over 2 weeks!

Discover beautiful places

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Our Festival is all about celebrating the beautiful natural environment we share in south-east Queensland. The program features a diverse mix of hands-on and interactive events, hosted by councils, community and environment groups from Ipswich, Brisbane and Logan. Our aim is to connect with people of all ages and interests, and show how we can work together to protect and improve our environment.

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Live Music Children’s Entertainment and Activities

Hands-on Workshops Information Displays

Orienteering around the CommonCanoeing on Oxley CreekBike Riding (BYO Bike)

Come down to Oxley Creek Common for the Festival Family Day presented by bmag on Sunday 20th July from

10am to 4pm. Bask in the winter sun while enjoying:

FESTIVAL FAMILY DAY

Sustainability on Show

Peaks to Points Family Bike SwapLooking to buy your young ones or yourself a new or pre-loved bike? Do you want to sell a bike that has been outgrown? Do you like to ride with your family in beautiful surrounds? Are you keen to talk bikes with other family cycling enthusiasts?

Join us for the Peaks to Points Family Bike Swap on beautiful Oxley Creek Common. Local bike businesses will

be keen to show you the latest gear and provide advice, while private sellers will be able to pass on their bike treasures.

Oxley Creek Common Sherwood Road, Rocklea

Sunday 20 July 10am to 4pm

Events | Festival Family Day

presented by bmag

Free entry!

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Find solutions to your thorny problems6:30am to 10:00am Saturday 19 JulyDeniven Street Park, enter via sliding bollard on Deniven St near Pratten St, Corinda

Ever wondered if one of your garden plants is actually a weed? Ask the expert, Weeds Agronomist, Trevor Armstrong. Trevor will give practical tips for identifying weeds and demonstrate control techniques. Bring flowering specimens of your weeds for identification and control advice.

Then join members of the Pennywort Creek Bushcare Group to plant and help restore the bushland. Afterwards take a guided walk in the park to view rare plants and finish with morning tea (please RSVP for catering purposes).

Event hosted by Oxley Creek Catchment Association and the Brisbane City Council’s Habitat Brisbane program.

For more information and to RSVP contact Trevor Armstrong on 0414 691 264 or email [email protected]

Discover Coopers Plains history and habitat8:00am to 10:00am Saturday 19 JulyMeet at Coopers Plains Library, Orange Grove Road, Coopers Plains

Take a walk around Coopers Plains with leading Brisbane historian, Beryl Roberts, author of the popular reference book Naming Brisbane.

This 90-minute walk will visit the Dutch Houses, The Village, Brittain Park, Beryl Roberts Park, Lewis Hill, QEII Hospital, John Tonge Centre and Science Laboratories.

Event hosted by the Coopers Plains Local History Group Inc.

For more information contact Beryl Roberts, 0448 040 442 or email [email protected]

Visit a new community garden in Oxley9:00am to midday Tues 22 July and Tues 29 JulySt John’s Anglican Church, 18 California Road, Oxley

It’s Open Day for the new community garden established within the grounds of St John’s Anglican Church and shared with Oxley Men’s Shed. Members of the Men’s Shed will also display some of their craft work. Everyone is welcome to visit and get involved in the community garden. Drop in anytime during the morning and see what’s growing in Oxley!

For all outdoor activities, please bring water, a hat, sunscreen, snacks, and wear comfortable shoes!

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Event hosted by the Oxley Men’s Shed.

For more information contact John Brown on 3379 6096 or email [email protected]

Go behind the wire at Greenbank9:30am to 12:45pm Tuesday 22 JulyGreenbank Military Training Area

Take a bus trip to a little known part of Logan – the Greenbank Military Training Area (GBTA) – which has one of only five remaining vine forests south of the Brisbane River.

As a large area of intact lowland forest in the greater Brisbane region the area is a critical refuge for many plant species.

Cost is $20 per person. Bookings are essential. The bus departs from Corinda Railway Station, Browne St Corinda at 9:30am, returning to the station at 12:45pm. Please bring morning tea and water. Covered shoes must be worn.

Event hosted by the Oxley Creek Catchment Association and the Department of Defence.

To book contact the Oxley Creek Catchment Association on 3278 2899 or email [email protected]

Join a walk to White Rock9:00am to midday Wednesday 23 JulyRedbank Plains – details provided upon registration.

Echidnas, wallabies, kangaroos and even dingos have been seen in the White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate near Ipswich. The area has abundant bird life, including endangered species such as the Glossy Black Cockatoo.

The seven kilometre walk will take about two hours. The degree of difficulty is generally easy to moderate, with a few steep sections. Participants should be of moderate fitness. Bookings are essential.

Event hosted by Wolston and Centenary Catchments Inc.

For more information contact Ed Parker on 0419 490 925 or email [email protected]

Celebrate a new river twinning project10:00am to midday Wednesday 23 JulyBob Gamble Park, King Edward Parade, East Ipswich

Celebrate the launch of the Oxley Creek Catchment Association’s International RiverFoundation Twinning Project with Ipswich City Council. Enjoy displays of information about the Oxley and Bremer River

For all outdoor activities, please bring water, a hat, sunscreen and snacks, and wear comfortable shoes!

Photograph: White Rock at Dusk, N Power, Ipswich Enviroplan Photographic Competition Entrant

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catchments, a catchment quiz and a delicious BBQ brunch.

Event hosted by International RiverFoundation, Oxley Creek Catchment Association and the Ipswich City Council. This Twinning activity is supported by the Australian Government’s ‘Water Smart Australia’ Program.

To register your attendance, please contact OCCA on 3278 2899 or email [email protected]

All aboard for the sewage treatment plant bus tour!1:30pm to 4:00pm Wednesday 23 JulyOxley Sewage Treatment Plant

Queensland Urban Utilities operates the Oxley Sewage Treatment Plant (STP), which treats domestic wastewater and trade waste from the southern and western regions of Brisbane. Join us for a free bus trip and see how applied science and engineering are protecting Moreton Bay.

Long pants, covered shoes and long sleeves must be worn. Please bring water and snacks. Bookings are essential as numbers are limited. The bus leaves Corinda Railway Station, Browne St, Corinda at 1:30pm, returning to the station at 4:00pm.

Event hosted by Queensland Urban Utilities and the Oxley Creek Catchment Association.

To book please contact the Oxley Creek Catchment Association on 3278 2899 or email [email protected]

Get in the growing vibe with markets and music7:30am to midday Saturday 26 JulyGrowing Communities Nursery and ‘Cafe’, Thompson Reserve, 66 Baron St, Greenslopes

Visit a thriving community nursery and a relaxed and unique Once a Month Market. Enjoy live music, market stalls, delicious food and freshly brewed coffee. Purchase edible and native seedlings, plants, mulch and locally created mushroom compost or join a free Permaculture gardening workshop.

Event hosted by Growing Communities.

For more information contact Giuliano Reyes on 0413 660 826 or email [email protected]

Take in the view from Spring Mountain8:00am to 2:00pm Saturday 26 JulyMeet at Greenbank (details provided upon registration)

This eight kilometre return walk by a local field naturalist will ascend a spur to the Spring Mountain ridge, and follow the ridge to the Spring Mountain peak itself. The walk takes in outlooks in all directions.

Bookings are essential. Due to the topography, this activity is for the more serious bushwalker. The degree of difficulty is generally moderate to steep. Bring lunch, snacks and water.

Event hosted by Wolston and Centenary Catchments Inc.




Get planting at Benarrawa Park8:00am to 10:30am, followed by morning tea Saturday 26 JulyBenarrawa Park, Gray Avenue, Corinda (UBD 198 P4)

The Benarrawa Bushcare Group was formed in 1994 with the aim of restoring riparian habitat along a small un-named tributary of Oxley Creek at Benarrawa Park, Corinda. The creekside was once a run down, overgrown suburban wasteland. Thanks to the group’s efforts native fauna are slowly returning to the area. Join the group for a tree planting and mulching activity followed by morning tea.

Event hosted by the Brisbane City Council and the Oxley Creek Catchment Association.

For more information contact Noel Standfast on 0417 703 442 or email [email protected]

Explore history on foot at Coopers Plains8:00am to 10:00am Saturday 26 JulyMeet at Coopers Plains Library, Orange Grove Road, Coopers Plains

Learn more about the history and habitat of this area from local history expert and naturalist, Beryl Roberts, on a two hour guided walk, visiting the site of the Cowper’s Plains Convict Outpost, the Boyland family’s property and other interesting industrial aspects of the area.

Event hosted by the Coopers Plains Local History Group Inc.

For more information contact Beryl Roberts on 0448 040 442 or email [email protected]

BBC students get to work at Oxley Creek9:00am to 10:30am Saturday 26 JulyOxley Golf Complex, 1020 Oxley Road, Oxley

Students from Brisbane Boys’ College have teamed up with the Oxley Creek Catchment Association and SEQ Catchments to rehabilitate a site at the Oxley Golf Complex. Over the next four years, the students will work to eradicate weeds and increase native plantings along a stretch of Oxley Creek, as well as Pennywort and Mayfly Creek tributaries. The area has long been in need of rehabilitation, with extensive weed infestation and poor habitat health.

Visit the site and learn more about the work planned, finishing with morning tea (provided).

Event hosted by the Oxley Creek Catchment Association. This activity is supported by SEQ Catchments, through funding from the Australian Government.

For information contact Phil Gunasekara on 3278 2899 or email [email protected]

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Help create wildlife habitat at Tingalpa9:00am to 11:00am Saturday 26 JulyTingalpa Wetlands, Torquay Crescent, Tingalpa

Celebrate National Tree Day by joining members of the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee Inc at a planting event at Tingalpa, followed by an ecological walk around the reserve and morning tea (supplied).

B4C members plant around 60,000 native seedlings each year at sites along Bulimba Creek, assisting with the survival of critical corridor links and habitats.

Event hosted by Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee Inc. Funding from a Brisbane City Council Environment Grant.

For information contact Heather Barns on 0410 840 343 or email [email protected]

Meet the mangrove gurus9:00am to 1:00pm Saturday 26 JulyPort of Brisbane Café and Meeting Rooms, Level 7, Port Office Building, 3 Port Central Ave, Port of Brisbane

Celebrate World Mangrove Day with the people who monitor Moreton Bay’s mangroves.

Meet mangrove gurus, Dr Norm Duke and Jock Mackenzie, the scientists who devised MangroveWatch, a citizen science program co-ordinated by the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland. Enjoy fantastic views of Moreton Bay while learning about mangroves and the work of mangrove monitoring teams. Morning tea and lunch provided. Bookings essential as numbers are limited.

Event hosted by the Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd, Brisbane Airport Corporation, MangroveWatch and the Wildlife Preservation Society of Qld.

For bookings contact Debra Henry on 0439 914 631 or email [email protected]

Grow your knowledge of Australian plants9:00am to midday Saturday 26 JulyPaperbark Flats Picnic Area, White Rock Conservation Park, School Road, White Rock

Learn all about native plants growing in the White Rock – Spring Mountain Conservation Park on a guided botanical walk with members of the Society for Growing Australian Plants (SGAP). Members of SGAP’s Ipswich Branch will take you on a moderate level 1.4km return walk along Six Mile Creek, pointing out some of the significant species growing in the area.

Event hosted by the Society for Growing Australian Plants – Ipswich Branch.

Bookings essential. For bookings and information contact Robert Winkler on 0419 784 171 or email [email protected]



Family picnic in the park2:30pm to 4:00pm Saturday 26 JulyStrickland Park, junction of Thomas, Egmont and Johnstone Street, Sherwood, (enter at Thomas Street)

Relax in the winter sun while enjoying a family picnic under the fig trees with activities on the green at Strickland Park.

The Oxley Creek Environment Group will be running games for children and there will be kite flying if the weather is suitable. Bring a rug, picnic and your own kite, or buy one for a gold coin donation.

Event is hosted by the Oxley Creek Environment Group.

For more information contact Jocelyn Clarkson on 3379 6021.

Take a walk around Whites Hill7:30am to 8:30am Sunday 27 JulyMeet at the reserve entrance at the corner of Jones Road and Kildare St, Carina

The indigenous name for the Whites Hill area is Boolimba meaning place of magpie larks. You will certainly see lots of birdlife on this easy one hour walk around White Hill Reserve, guided by members of the Whites Hill – Pine Mountain Community Group.

This walk passes through dry reserve which features Tallowwood, Grey Gum, Brush Box, Queensland Blue Gum and White Mahogany.

Event hosted by the Whites Hill – Pine Mountain Community Group.

For more information contact Heather Barns on 0410 840 343 or email [email protected]

Connect to Crewes Creek9:00am to 10:30am Sunday 27 July Thornbill Drive, Greenbank (further details provided on registration)

Join the Oxley Creek Catchment Association for a tour of Crewes Creek in Logan to learn more about this special tributary of Oxley Creek. Part of the nationally recognised Flinders-Karawatha Corridor, the creek supports habitat for many vulnerable, rare and threatened species.

The walk will be led by experts in native flora and fauna who will provide their perspective on this significant region. Morning tea provided.

Event hosted by the Oxley Creek Catchment Association and supported by a Logan City Council Envirogrant.

Registration essential. For information contact Phil Gunasekara on 3278 2899 or email [email protected]

Photograph: Ed Parker

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See the transformation of Nosworthy Park9:00am to 11:00am Sunday 27 JulyNosworthy Park, corner Hall Avenue and Donaldson Streets, Corinda. (UBD 198 Q2)

Many years ago a very degraded Nosworthy Park was gifted to the community by the Nosworthy family.

The Nosworthy Park Bushcare Group formed 10 years ago to remove weeds and noxious vines that had grown in the revegetated area. Join the group for a guided walk, enjoying the varied and peaceful outcomes of the restoration, which continues as a ‘work in progress’.

Please bring insect repellent and snacks.

Event hosted by the Nosworthy Park Bushcare Group.

For more information contact Marie Hollingworth on 0408 465 591 or email [email protected]

Connect with nature on the Melaleuca CircuitWalks at 9:00am and 10:00am, each lasting 40 minutes Sunday 27 July Karawatha Forest, meet at first picnic shelter, Illaweena St Drewvale

Join members of the Karawatha Forest Protection Society on an easy 40 minute walk through Karawatha Forest, and find out why this site is so special.

The 1km Melaleuca Circuit passes through a variety of habitats including freshwater lagoons, open woodland forests, and large scribbly gums along the lagoon edge.

Two guided walks will be held on the day, leaving the Illaweena Picnic Area at 9:00am and 10:00am.

Event hosted by the Karawatha Forest Protection Society.

For more information contact Paula Ross on 0424 650 560 or email [email protected]

Join Australia’s largest community tree planting event10:00am to midday Sunday 27 JulyMeet at Stallard Park, Deebing Creek Road, Yamanto

Take part in Australia’s largest community tree planting and nature care event, National Tree Day, by joining this event at Deebing Creek. The Ipswich City Council has teamed up with Planet Ark and Toyota to restore the Deebing Creek wildlife corridor, through Council’s Habitat Connections program.

Plant native trees along the banks of Deebing Creek and then enjoy a free BBQ lunch. Please wear covered shoes.

Event hosted by Ipswich City Council, Planet Ark and Toyota.

For more information contact Ben Thomas on 3810 7021 (BH) or email [email protected]



Develop your nature photography skills with an industry leaderWorkshop 1: 8:30am to midday Workshop 2: 1:00pm to 4:30pm Monday 28 JulyQueens Park Environmental Education Centre, Merle Finimore Avenue, Queens Park, Ipswich

Join one of Australia’s most accomplished and published nature photographers, Michael Snedic, for a free nature photography workshop in celebration of the Enviroplan Photographic Competition 2014. The competition for 2014 launches in July. The two photography workshops aim to provide support for budding photographers in capturing the right photograph to enter this year’s competition.

Michael Snedic will deliver two free workshops, suitable for all levels. Participants will accompany Michael on a walk through Queens Park to photograph the local flora and fauna. Participants must bring their own cameras, manuals, tripods and any other equipment they wish to use during the workshop. Bookings are essential, and will open in late June.

Event hosted by the Ipswich City Council.

For further information and bookings contact Ipswich City Council (07) 3810 6666 or email [email protected]

How many birds can you spot?8:00am to 11:00am Tuesday 29 JulyOxley Creek Common, Sherwood Road, Rocklea

Oxley Creek Common is a large natural wetland environment and an important area of open space within urban Brisbane. More than 204 species of birds have been recorded on the Common.

Join a walking tour of the Common lead by field naturalists, while learning about the site’s colourful history.

The tour leaves from the ‘Red Shed’. Please bring binoculars.

Event hosted by the Coopers Plains Local History Group.


Photograph: Ian and Jill Brown

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Join a CreekWATCH Partners activity8:00am to 11:00am Wednesday 30 JulyRestoration site on Stable Swamp Creek, Salisbury, northern end of Freney Steet (UBD Map 199 K 9)

Join the Oxley Creek Catchment Association’s CreekWATCH industry partners and the local community to help revitalise the CreekWATCH rehabilitation site in Salisbury. Activities will include weeding and cleaning up along the banks of this beautiful section of Stable Swamp Creek.

Event supported by CSR, BOC (A Member of the Linde Group), Brisbane Markets Limited, BMI Resource Recovery, Dulux and Sims Metal Management.

To register your participation, contact OCCA on 3278 2899 or email [email protected]

Go bird-spotting on the Gamlen Circuit7.30am to 11:00am Thursday 31 JulyHardings Paddock, Carmichael Road, Purga (Ipswich)

Walk the Gamlen Circuit at Hardings Paddock with members of Birds Queensland and expect to see a wide variety of birdlife, including honeyeaters, lorikeets, robins and Grey-crowned Babblers.

Rated moderate in difficulty and about 3.5km long, the Gamlen Circuit travels through varied

habitat. The walk finishes with morning tea at the picnic ground.

Follow Carmichael Road to the end; meet at the first picnic ground.

Event hosted by Birds Queensland.

For more information contact Margaret Cameron on 3282 9151 or email [email protected]

Enter the amazing world of native bees10:00am to 4:00pm Thursday 31 JulyGriffith University EcoCentre, Griffith University, 170 Kessels Road, Nathan

Are you ready to become a beekeeper? In this entertaining and educational workshop, entomologist Dr Tim Heard will teach you the basics of keeping native bees.

Participants will see Tim open a hive and be able to observe the amazing structures within. Tim will divide the hive into two halves, demonstrating the process of colony propagation.

The workshop, including morning tea, is $25 per person or $15 for concession card holders. Please BYO lunch. All day parking is available for $5.50 per car (coin only, please allow 15 minutes for parking). Visit www.translink.com.au for information about public transport links to the centre. Bookings are essential as numbers are limited.

Event hosted by Sugarbag.


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For bookings and more information contact Tim Heard by emailing [email protected]

Gather native seeds in Toohey Forest1:00pm to 3:00pm Thursday 31 July‘High’ picnic area, Toohey Road, Toohey Forest, Nathan (UBD Map 180 D1)

Join us for a guided walk through Toohey Forest to collect native seeds and learn about this amazing natural space. The vegetation of Toohey Forest is particularly noteworthy because of the species combinations, especially in the shrub layer.

Meet in the high picnic ground on Toohey Road. Please bring garden clippers.

Event hosted by Coopers Plains Local History Group Inc.


Learn all about the puzzling Platypus6:00pm to 8:30pm Thursday 31 JulyOxley Creek Common conference room, Sherwood Road, Rocklea

When Europeans naturalists first saw the Platypus, they thought it was an elaborate hoax! The scientists suspected that somebody had sewn a duck’s beak onto the body of a beaver-like animal.

Learn about this fascinating mammal from wildlife experts at a free workshop suitable for all ages.

The workshop will also outline a Platypus survey along Oxley Creek to be conducted the following week, and how people can be involved in the survey as volunteers.

Event hosted by the Oxley Creek Catchment Association and the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland.

For more information contact Phil Gunasekara on 3278 2899 or email [email protected]

Help create a snapshot of Platypus populations5:00am to 8:00am Saturday 2 AugustMortimer Park, Caladenia Street and Mortimer Road, Acacia Ridge

Join a unique event to document the Platypus population along Oxley Creek and its tributaries.

The Oxley Creek Catchment Association is conducting the first Platypus survey of Oxley Creek since 2008 and needs volunteers to act as spotters, at various locations along the creek and its tributaries.

Volunteers will be briefed at a pre-survey workshop at 6:00pm on 31 July. This free workshop will also cover all aspects of the Platypus. Survey volunteers must register by 20 July and ideally attend the workshop.

Event hosted by the Oxley Creek Catchment Association and the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland.

For more information and to register, contact Phil Gunasekara on 3278 2899 or email [email protected]

Photograph: www.steveparish-natureconnect.com.au

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Celebrate nature at Pooh Corner7:00am for bird-watching walk 9:00am for kangaroo, flora and fauna walk 7:00am to midday to visit the new Environment Centre Saturday 2 AugustWolston Rd, Wacol (UBD 197 K16)

Pooh Corner will be a hive of activity, with an open day at the new Pooh Corner Environment Centre and guided walks to see birds, kangaroos and other wildlife. The new environment centre is situated in a patch of bushland which is home to Squirrel Gliders, Powerful Owls, Nightjars, Red-necked Wallabies, Swamp Wallabies, and a large population of Eastern Grey Kangaroos.

Join local bird experts on a two hour early morning bird identification walk when a variety of honeyeater, parrot family, fairy-wren and finch species may be seen along with winter visitors such as Rose Robin.

Then see magnificent Eastern Grey Kangaroos in a natural environment. Pooh Corner is home to Brisbane’s only large viable population of kangaroos.

Learn more about Pooh Corner’s flora and fauna on a 4km walk led by local field naturalists and representatives of the various groups responsible for saving this precious site. The walk is easy and flat, suitable for large-wheeled strollers.

Be one of the first to see the newly completed Pooh Corner Environment Centre. Learn more about the area from the displays by local groups.

Events hosted by Wolston and Centenary Catchments, Centenary and District Environment Action and Friends of Pooh Corner.


Step inside the world of molluscs with the snail whisperer9:00am to midday Saturday 2 AugustSouthside Sustainability Centre, corner of Wright St and 1358 Old Cleveland Rd, Carindale

Meet the ‘snail whisperer’, John Stanisic, Australia’s foremost expert on land snails and their association with rainforest and limestone habitats. John will run a free workshop about snails as part of the Southside Sustainability Centre’s open day.

The Southside Sustainability Centre features a native plant nursery, community garden, heritage poultry displays, native revegetation areas, water recycling and water efficiency demonstrations, photovoltaic cells, artwork and a sensory garden.

This open day includes a free morning tea.

Photograph: John Stanisic


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See you at the festival!

Events | 2 August - 3 August

The centre has good public transport links – visit www.translink.com.au. Parking is also available on Old Cleveland Rd or inside the Centre off Wright St.

This event supported is hosted by the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee and supported by the Bulimba Creek Environment Fund and BCC Environment Grant.

For information contact Heather Barns on 0410 840 343 or email [email protected]

Check out the bird life at the Common7:30am to 11:00am Sunday 3 AugustOxley Creek Common, Sherwood Road, Rocklea (UBD Map 179 20A)

Join members of Birds Queensland for a walk to Pelican Lagoon at Oxley Creek Common (just over 4 kms return).

Pelican Lagoon is made up of two lagoons and is a haven for waterbirds. Walkers should expect bush birds including honeyeaters, fairy wrens and grassbirds plus birds of prey and waterbirds. The walk will conclude with morning tea at the Red Shed (please BYO morning tea).

The walking track is suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.

Event hosted by Birds Queensland.

For more information contact Greg Nye on 0499 246 639 or email [email protected]

See the birdlife at Spring Mountain Reserve9:00am to 11:00am Sunday 3 AugustSpring Mountain Reserve, Tully Connection Road, Greenbank

Winter is a perfect time to explore Spring Mountain Reserve, which features a large wetland, grasslands, eucalypt forest and riparian forest along a creek containing some rainforest species such as silky oak. Enjoy a guided walk and bird talk together with environmental educational displays. Then stay for a free Aussie BBQ brunch.

Please register to ensure catering requirements are met.

Event hosted by the Logan City Council.

For more information and to register attendance, and dietary requirements, contact Logan City Council on 3412 4491 or email [email protected]

Photograph: Ian and Jill Brown

With grateful thanks to our generous sponsors:

MAJOR PARTNER

SPONSORS

MEDIA PARTNERS

EVENT HOSTS

EVENT PARTNERS

Benarrawa Bushcare Group, Birds Queensland, Brisbane City Council, Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee Inc, Centenary and District Environment Action, Coopers Plains

Local History Group, Department of Defence, Friends of Pooh Corner, Growing Communities, International RiverFoundation, Ipswich City Council, Karawatha Forest Protection Society,

Logan City Council, Nosworthy Park Bushcare Group, Oxley Creek Catchment Association Inc, Oxley Creek Environment Group, Oxley Men’s Shed, Pennywort Creek Bushcare Group, Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd, Queensland Urban Utilities, SEQ Catchments, Society for Growing

Australian Plants – Ipswich Branch, Sugarbag, Whites Hill – Pine Mountain Community Group, Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland, Wolston and Centenary Catchments Inc

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