Tag: DDEC
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DDEC July News
Darling Downs Environment Council has posted its July newsletter which highlights recent achievements, including raising $9441.13 for the EOFY campaign. It also mentions upcoming events, such as the Full Moon Winter Warmer and a picnic with the Highfields Tree Defenders. The newsletter includes information about the state budget, DDEC’s AGM, environmental awards, and more. Read…
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DDEC June 25
Darling Downs Environment Council has published DDEC’s June newsletter. Items include news about the proposed link from East Creek Cycleway to Highfields Bikeway, tree protection campaign update, environmental award nominations, DDEC Full Moon Winter Warmer social event (11 July), Deongwar campaign catchup, pencil drawing and poetry competition for 6 to 12 year olds, and more.
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Tree Keepers Forum
Do you want to see more trees and wildlife habitat protected across the Toowoomba region? Do you want to see housing developments alongside bushland corridors to maintain our garden city charm? Join Protect Trees Toowoomba for a special community meeting next Wednesday May 21st at the Highfields Tavern 6pm-7.30pm to discuss the opportunity for the…
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DDEC News – Apr 2025
Darling Downs Environment Council has issued its April newsletter. A PDF copy is attached to this post. Items include:
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DDEC Volunteers – Mar 25
Darling Downs Environment Council Inc. has published the March newsletter for volunteers. Items include: Thursday morning gardening activities, April Nature Drinks event, Volunteers needed for stall at Toowoomba Show, Koala Climate Corridors, Citizen Science Club, Deongwar State Forest Bioblitz
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Shaping Renewables on the Downs Forum
DDEC is inviting interested citizens to attend an important event in the future of renewable energy in the Downs region. As well as hoping as many as possible can attend they are also looking for a few volunteers to help facilitate the breakout discussion tables on the day. Volunteers will get the gratitude of DDEC…
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TRC shelved TLPI – DDEC response
Darling Downs Environment Council has sent a message in response to the Toowoomba Regional Council decision to shelve the Temporary Local Planning Instrument intended to protect local ecology. DDEC is inviting citizens interested in protecting our local environment to join in action by posting photos of native animals and significant trees. Read the PDF message…