Bushland preservation is second nature to volunteers
Get back to nature this year and become a volunteer for one of Moreton Bay Regional Council’s community Bushcare groups.
Council is encouraging residents with an interest in the environment to join a local Bushcare team and help preserve the area’s natural assets.
Council is encouraging residents with an interest in the environment to join a local Bushcare team and help preserve the area’s natural assets.
As part of a Bushcare team, volunteers help with tree planting, mulching, weed control and plant identification as well as regenerating bushland, wetlands and waterways.
Mayor Allan Sutherland said dedicated volunteers were working throughout the region to improve and conserve local bushland.
“Each Bushcare team has volunteers who are passionate about their community and want to create a healthy and sustainable local environment,” Cr Sutherland said.
“Joining a Bushcare group is a great way to make a real difference to your community and socialise with like-minded people.”
For more information about your local Bushcare team contact council’s Bushcare officers on 3205 0555.
Mayor Allan Sutherland said dedicated volunteers were working throughout the region to improve and conserve local bushland.
“Each Bushcare team has volunteers who are passionate about their community and want to create a healthy and sustainable local environment,” Cr Sutherland said.
“Joining a Bushcare group is a great way to make a real difference to your community and socialise with like-minded people.”
For more information about your local Bushcare team contact council’s Bushcare officers on 3205 0555.
