MCCG's Contribution to the Koala Crisis in SEQ
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From the MCCG wildlife database I submitted a map of our community koala sightings for Chapel Hill/Kenmore Hills/Brookfield/ Upper Brookfield/ Pullenvale/Bellbowrie and Moggill to the South East Queensland Koala Habitat Assessment and Mapping Project that was undertaken by the Queensland Government during 2009. These sightings, which are purely incidental and not the result of active surveys, number 51 (2004-Jan 2010).
"Our Place in the Country" Now Available!
Tuesday, 12 January 2010 23:41 | Written by Shelley Dunlop |
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Pullen Pullen Catchments Group and Moggill Creek Catchment Group have collaborated to produce the exciting "Our Place in the Country: Managing your acreage property in West Brisbane". Last Updated (Tuesday, 09 February 2010 03:44)
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Our Area
Monday, 16 June 2008 04:48 | Written by MCCG Editor |
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Moggill Creek catchment occupies 57.6 square kilometres of Brisbane's western suburbs, including part of Kenmore, Kenmore Hills, Brookfield and Upper Brookfield. Last Updated (Saturday, 06 March 2010 11:16)
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Declared weeds occuring in our catchment
Thursday, 01 October 2009 04:52 | Written by Shelley Dunlop |
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Weeds are a major threat to biodiversity and revegetation throughout our district. Some weeds you are required to remove; others are an environmental threat and others again are not known to occur in our district. Some useful tables showing known prevalence of State and Council listed weeds in our district were compiled during the writing of "Our Place in the Country: Managing your acreage property in West Brisbane." (published by PPCG and MCCG in 2009). Last Updated (Tuesday, 09 February 2010 03:45)
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The Moggill Creek Catchment Group
Saturday, 14 June 2008 05:11 | Written by MCCG Editor |
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Moggill Creek Catchment Group (MCCG) is a volunteer community action group aiming to conserve and improve the local environment of our catchment on both private and public land. Projects include riparian zone revegetation and the planting of native flora species on private land. Supported by the Brisbane City Council (BCC) and Brisbane Forest Park, 13 working groups were established to coordinate tasks in 13 sub-catchment areas. Last Updated (Friday, 05 March 2010 05:33)
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