Jul 23, 2026
How to report sick or dead birds Enoggera Creek is habtiat for many bird species either passing through or living in our natural spaces and backyards. Bushcare volunteers are very likely to be the first to notice any sick or dying birds if bird flu spreads to this...
Jul 20, 2026
Bumper year 2026 is a bumper year for native raspberries in Enoggera Creek catchment with the season starting early in May and likely to continue through spring. Of the three local species of raspberry, Rubus probus Atherton Raspberry is the most common. In a suitable...
Jul 3, 2026
The Bushcare Bugle is an eNewsletter from our partners at the Brisbane City Council Creek Catchments Partnerships Program. It contains information and updates about creek activities and events across Brisbane, training opportunities and grants that are available....
Jun 29, 2026
Knowing which plants to plant where A Regional Ecosystem (RE) is a distinct vegetation community that occurs in association with a particular combination of geology, soil and landform in a specific bioregion in Queensland. Each RE is classified by a three-part...
Jun 4, 2026
This Week by the Creek is an eNewsletter from our partners at the Brisbane City Council Creek Catchments Program. It contains information and updates about creek activities and events across Brisbane, training opportunities and grants that are available. Read June...
May 15, 2026
This Week by the Creek is an eNewsletter from our partners at the Brisbane City Council Creek Catchments Program. It contains information and updates about creek activities and events across Brisbane, training opportunities and grants that are available. Read May...
