Help Us Grow a Greener Future

Join the multi award-winning Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C) and make a tax-deductible donation to build a web of green across Bulimba Creek Catchment and beyond.

Every donation, big or small, helps fund vital community environmental programs and rehabilitation projects, including:
·       On-ground conservation at B4C’s Mount Elliot and Mount Barney–Yamahra Creek Nature Refuges
·       Planting trees to protect wildlife like koalas and squirrel gliders
·       Providing trees to schools and community groups, engaging young people with nature
·       Restoring habitats through revegetation and wetland rehabilitation
·       Creating Pollinator Links across our suburbs
·       Hosting guest speakers and community environmental events
·       Supporting research projects and essential conservation equipment

Why Your Support Matters
Bulimba Creek, part of Queensland’s Koala Coast, flows into the Ramsar-listed Moreton Bay. Despite increasing pressure from development, the catchment remains a refuge for around 400 animal species and over 1,000 plant species.

Since 1997, B4C and our volunteers have:
·       Protected 462 hectares of urban bushland
·       Rehabilitated 362 hectares of bushland and wetlands
·       Planted around 20,000 native seedlings each year, with 60% grown in our volunteer-run nursery

For example, at Bulimba Creek Oxbow, we’ve restored over 30 hectares of wetland, saltmarsh, and mangrove habitat, now home to birds, mammals, and more than 35 species of fish.

B4C also owns two protected Nature Refuge properties:
·       120 hectares near the World Heritage-listed Border Ranges
·       80 hectares in the Flinders Peak area

These refuges are vital havens for threatened species like Greater Gliders, Spotted-tail Quolls, Koalas, Phascogales, Brush-tailed Rock-wallabies, Flinders Stink Bush, and Eewah Plum.

What Your Donation Supports
·       On-ground conservation at B4C’s Mount Elliot and Mount Barney–Yamahra Creek Nature Refuges, including habitat restoration, weed control, and species monitoring
·       Support for Rural Fire Brigades near our refuges
·       Youth engagement through Intrepid Landcare, building future conservation leaders
·       A 17-year knowledge exchange with Gulf Rivers Landcare in remote Queensland
·       Ongoing support for Brisbane Catchments Network, strengthening local groups
·       Environmental monitoring, including water quality testing and wildlife surveys
·       Bushcare and habitat corridor planting programs
·       Industrial Landcare site restoration at places like Gibson Island and Oxbow Wetlands

Your Support Makes It Possible
When you donate to the Bulimba Creek Environment Fund, you help protect threatened species, restore critical habitats, and empower communities to care for their local ecosystems.

👉 Donate today and be part of something lasting.