Green funding to protect koalas and other Queensland threatened species
June 05, 2022
The 2022 State Budget will allocate almost $40 million to help protect Queensland’s native animals, including koalas at risk across the south-east.
Read MoreThe 2022 State Budget will allocate almost $40 million to help protect Queensland’s native animals, including koalas at risk across the south-east.
Read MoreA Traditional Owner-led coral and marine water quality monitoring project is helping assess the health of the Great Barrier Reef in the Gladstone and Burnett Mary areas. Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon today said a further $102,000 from the Palaszczuk Government would help Gidarjil and Butchulla sea rangers continue inshore coral and water quality monitoring in the southern Great Barrier Reef for another 6 months.
Read MoreA brand new facility to process recycled glass into useful construction materials is nearing completion in Rockhampton, the Palaszczuk Government has announced.
Read MoreA trailblazing program born out of COVID-19 and aimed at protecting the Great Barrier Reef will receive $10 million from the Palaszczuk Government following its success and the creation of more than 130 First Nations jobs.
Read MoreThe Palaszczuk Government and Koinjmal People have embarked on a new partnership to improve ecosystems around Clairview and Wild Duck Island on Central Queensland’s coast.
Read MoreThe Palaszczuk Government has announced an $8.6 million partnership with Queensland Trust for Nature (QTFN) to restore and protect key koala habitat in the vast northern Brigalow Belt, west of Rockhampton and Mackay.
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