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  • DDEC News Nov 26

    DDEC News Nov 26

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    Darling Downs Environment Council has published its November Newsletter. It has news about action related to proposed AI data centre construction, upcoming event, and the volunteer of the month.

  • Redwood Madeira Challenge – Summer

    Redwood Madeira Challenge – Summer

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    The next Redwood Madeira Challenge event is scheduled for Saturday, 5 December. All are welcome to volunteer assistance with removing this environmental weed. Please register to receive updates:

  • LUCI update Oct 26

    LUCI update Oct 26

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    Lockyer Uplands Catchments Inc has published its quarterly update for October 2026. Read about fire retardant native planting, a gully erosion case and what can be done to address it and updates on conservation projects in our landscape. There’s quite a bit on native flora this issue including some of the native wildflowers we saw on…

  • QWaLC webinar

    QWaLC webinar

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    Queensland Water and Land Carers is offering a webinar: The Essentials: Membership, Safety & FeedbackKeeping your group connected, protected and informed.

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    QWaLC eNews – 29 Oct

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    eNews from Queensland Water and Land Carers leads with information about the QWaLC Board and the annual report. There is additional material about pollinators and cockatoos and much more.

  • Creation Care Workshop

    Creation Care Workshop

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    Dr Sally Shaw, a former Toowoomba resident is offering a workshop on Creation Care. She has run these workshops all over Australia to help mobilize people in churches to see creation care as both an environmental responsibility as well as a spiritual calling.

  • Bugs in my backyard

    Bugs in my backyard

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    Australian Geographic is promoting a Bug Hunt. Our backyards, balconies, gardens and local bushland are teeming with life – from bees, butterflies and beetles to spiders, snails, worms and thousands of other invertebrates. And paying attention to what’s out there can help protect it. Every extra set of eyes helps us understand our native wildlife…

  • Frog ID Week

    Frog ID Week

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    Australian Museum is promoting the ninth annual FrogID Week to help put frogs on the map. From the Moss Froglet in Tasmania to the Turtle Frog in Western Australia, the Green and Golden Bell Frog in south-eastern Australia, the Eungella Whirring Tree Frog in Queensland and the Tanami Toadlet in northern Australia, FrogID participants are helping improve our understanding of frogs right across the continent. Start planning…

  • Resilient Rivers Spring 25 results

    Resilient Rivers Spring 25 results

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    Curious about what lies beneath the surface of your local creek? Join Wildlife Queensland, Resilient Rivers and Toowoomba Regional Council for a community workshop sharing the results of the Spring 2025 regional environmental DNA project and a walk and talk along your local creek. This is your opportunity to learn what species are calling your…

  • Drought resilience event

    Drought resilience event

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    Cambooya Landcare Association is promoting a drought resilience event on Saturday 24, October. What better way is there to spend a forecast rainy day? On Saturday afternoon 24 October 2026, we are hosting a free Event inside the air-conditioned Felton Hall, 2775 Toowoomba-Karara Road. There is a great lineup of speakers and a number of…