Welcome to Fox Gully Bushcare, a small but important 2 hectares, within the 66 hectare Mt Gravatt Reserve. The gully is located between O'Grady and Arafura Streets, Upper Mt Gravatt.

Mt Gravatt Reserve is a unique island of Queensland bushland ten minutes from Brisbane CBD. It is home to numerous species of wildlife including koalas, echidnas, twenty seven different types of butterflies and dozens of birds.

Our objectives include:education: about the diversity of native plants and animals living right beside us; and the damage caused by weeds spreading from our own gardens. building a community: where the bushland is valued and used; and individuals believe they can make a difference. We often don’t take action because “It is all too big.”, “All to complicated.” or “That’s The Government’s job.” continuous learning: publishing my latest photos and research for The Flora and Fauna of Mt Gravatt Reserve – Sue Jones and Michael Fox, a CD compilation of the diverse species, 243 native plant species, found in the Reserve; and allowing my research to be challenged, corrected or enhanced.

Updates and resources can be found on the
Fox Gully Bushcare Blog