Little bug fights a BIG battle

There’s a little something out there that’s earning a good reputation by destroying a plant we know all too well in the Burnett. The little critter is called the tingid bug and is causing strife for the Cats Claw Creeper in our riparian areas. Cats Claw...

Introducing Elsie the Elseya

South Kolan played host to a group of concerned landholders, councillors and students as they gathered to learn more about the Burnett Cathcment’s threatened turtle species, the White Throated Snapping Turtle (Elseya albagula). The highlight for the day was...

Focus on Community Groups Workshops

Conservation Volunteers Australia in partnership with Toyota Australia are proud to offer a series of free workshops to assist community groups. Conservation Volunteers is one of Australia’s largest volunteer involving organisations, managing more than 10,000...

BCCA Newsletter

BCCA’s current monthly newsletter is now available for download. Click here to open. PDF document requires Adobe Reader or similar

South Burnett Show & Tell a Hit

The fog cleared in the streets of Kingaroy as members and non-members from across the Burnett came to see and hear the BCCA’s Show and Tell Morning at the DPI Research Station last Tuesday.    BCCA has been running the Catchment Recovery Pilot, Better Burnett to much...

Stop it! – How to slow the spread of weeds

FREE Workshop Series run by the Burnett Inland North Local Government Area Cluster (BINLGAC) are running again in April, this time they’ll be at: Brian Pastures Research Station Wed April 2nd Mount Perry Shire Hall Thurs April 3rd From 9.30am till 2.30pm  Update...

What does the future hold?

This is a time of great change for our farming and grazing businesses.  What are the new issues, opportunities and threats we are likely to face in the next 5-10 years?  The South East Burnett Landcare Group has brought together a group of leading speakers to help us...

Deadly Pears: The Latest Weed Threat

A cactus so tough that its spines can penetrate boots and car tyres has been found growing at Mundubbera, 400km northwest of Brisbane. Once spines of the hudson pear cactus penetrate the skin, they often require pliers to pull them out. It is potentially the worst...

Forestry workshops at Monogorilby

Private Forestry Southern Queensland (PFSQ) have set aside 5 days to help landholders in the Monogorilby and Mundubbera regions get involved and get informed about native forest management on their land.  The workshops have been postponed to begin Wed. 2 April 08,...

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