What Your Donation Supports:

• Habitat restoration, revegetation and weed control

• Bushcare and wildlife corridor projects

• Conservation work at B4C’s Mount Elliot and Mount Barney–Yamahra Creek Nature Refuges

• Water quality monitoring and wildlife surveys

• Support for local bushcare and community groups

• Youth conservation and environmental education programs

• Native plants for schools, community groups and restoration projects

• Equipment and resources for environmental projects

• Ongoing care of important sites including Oxbow Wetlands and Gibson Island

Protecting Important Habitat

Bulimba Creek forms part of Queensland’s Koala Coast and flows into the Ramsar-listed Moreton Bay. Despite continued pressure from urban development and infrastructure, the catchment supports around 400 animal species and more than 1,000 plant species.

B4C has been working with volunteers, community groups, landholders and project partners since 1997 to protect and reconnect these habitats.

Supporting B4C’s Nature Refuges

The Environment Fund also helps B4C care for two significant conservation properties:

Mount Barney–Yamahra Creek Nature Refuge – 129 hectares
Adjoining Mount Barney National Park, this property protects eucalypt forest, native grasslands and habitat for species including Koalas and Glossy Black-Cockatoos.

Mount Elliot Nature Refuge – 80 hectares
Part of the Karawatha–Flinders Peak wildlife corridor, Mount Elliot provides habitat for Greater Gliders, Koalas, Brush-tailed Phascogales and the Critically Endangered Flinders Stink Bush (Zieria scopulus).

Donations help fund essential work including weed control, fire trail maintenance, habitat management and species conservation.

Every Donation Helps

Whether you give $10, $50, $100 or more, your contribution helps B4C continue practical environmental work where it is needed.

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