Land For Wildlife Properties in Seq
Hectares of Wildlife Habitat
Hectares of Habitat Under Restoration
New Land for Wildlife Properties in 2023
Program Highlights
- 370 new Land for Wildlife properties join last year.
- Over 4,000 hectares of weeds controlled.
- Over 2 million trees planted.
- 13 Local Governments working together across SEQ.
- Over 52,150 observations on the LfWSEQ iNaturalist project
- Over 145 nest boxes provided to members last year
Wildlife We Protect
Land for Wildlife members have bought back species of wildlife from the brink of local extinction and have helped discover new populations.
- Potoroos at Reesville. Learn More →
- Collared Delmas in western Brisbane. Learn More →
- Pink Underwing Moths in rainforests. Learn More →
- Buff-footed Antechinus in Pullenvale. Learn More →
- Platypus in Murphy’s Creek. Learn More →
- Bordered Rustic butterflies in western Brisbane.Learn More →
Plants We Protect
Learning about native plants and ecosystems is one of the highlights of being a Land for Wildlife member. Many Land for Wildlife members are custodians for rare and threatened native plants and have helped protect them from development, grazing, weeds and inappropriate fire.
- Ormeau Bottle Trees. Learn More →
- Chain Ribbon Root Orchid at Eudlo. Learn More →
- Richmond Birdwing Vine corridors in Brisbane. Learn More →
- Brush Sophora, Lloyd’s Native Olive and Boonah Solanum in Brisbane. Learn More →
- Dry Rainforests of SEQ. Learn More →
- Brigalow Scrubs of SEQ. Learn More →
Become a Land for Wildlife member today!