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Peacehaven News

The September edition of the Peacehaven newsletter has been published. This month’s issue features Plant of the Month, the Golden Everlasting Daisy (Xerochrysum bracteatum) along with updates from the Nursery and a note from the President highlighting recent projects and the wonderful contributions of volunteers.
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Heal Our Bushland! BioBlitz 2026

Following our recent cultural burn at Amaroo Environmental Education Centre, we are inviting our wider community to join us for the next step in our ongoing work to care for and connect with Country. Heal Our Bushland! BioBlitz 2026 will be held on Saturday 5 September, from 1:00–3:00pm at Amaroo EEC. The afternoon will focus on weed removal, bush…
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Battle of Meewah Commemoration

The Battle of Meewah (September 12, 1843) was part of the frontier wars, the battle for land that took place across our vast continent. It was significant because it demonstrated great courage and valour as well as diplomacy. Some years ago a local group initiated an annual commemoration on the date of the battle. It…
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QWaLC eNews 28 Aug

eNews from Queensland Water and Land Carers includes information about National Biosecurity Week, Landcare Photo competition, 2026 Threatened Species Bake Off, Grant programs including Queensland Environmental Legacy Grants, and more.
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