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Enjoy reading all the latest news and happenings from the Moggill Creek Catchment Group in the Winter newsletter. Meet some of the other..
Read MorePlease join us for MCCG’s second evening talk for the year. Dr Kate Dutton-Regester is a wildlife ecologist and lecturer based in Brisbane..
Read MoreWeeds can generally be thought of as plants that are in the wrong place, for example unwanted species in a herbaceous border or..
Read MoreThe much loved annual Kids’ Day at The Cottage is on June 8th. Please join us ~ everyone is welcome!
Read MoreIt is with great sadness we report that the much celebrated and loved Queensland Blue Gum (or Forest Red Gum, Eucalyptus tereticornis) of..
Read MoreJoin us for the first of the public quarterly talks for the year on March 25th Kenmore Library (access via lift) Time: 6:30pm arrival..
Read MoreWe had arranged to meet up last October 24th and do some work on the Old Gold Creek Sawmill Forest Walk at the..
Read MoreA Baboon on my bin! While trimming and binning branches in suburban Kenmore, I noticed that I was being watched by a..
Read MoreIN EARLY March (2024) we noticed that a lot of wisteria leaves accumulated at the back of our letterbox and we wondered who,..
Read MoreThe 2024 MCCG Photo Competition was a huge success. Thank you to all the photographers for your entries and congratulations to all the..
Read MorePlease join us for our 2024 AGM with guest speaker, Aislinn Spencer on Native Bees Brookfield Hall, Brookfield Showgrounds, street parking available Time: 6:30pm arrival for,..
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Read MoreAnnual Platypus Survey Result 2024 This year, 48 dedicated volunteers surveyed 34 sites across Moggill and Gold Creeks as part of the annual..
Read MoreAnother wonderful edition of the MCCG quarterly newsletter is out now. Sit back relax and enjoy some time reading about what’s happening, what’s..
Read MoreSpeaker & Topic: Dr Matthew Holden from University of Queensland, talking about his backyard biodiversity survey that stemmed from three biologist flatmates stuck..
Read MoreBe inspired by previous winners and download your entry forms from the Photo Competition page Wildlife Matters is published in:
Read MoreJoin in the Great Southern Bioblitz 2024: Gold Creek Dam Sunday September 22 Reserve your spot through Eventbrite Waterway Health Survey & Bioblitz..
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Read MoreThe annual MCCG Platypus Survey is Sunday 8th September starting 4:30AM – 9AM. Set your alarm for this one! Registrations essential. Use this..
Read MoreCLICK! CLICK! CLICK! Entry forms can be downloaded now on the photo competition page. See the flyer below for all the key dates,..
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Read MoreThe Masked Owl – an enigmatic and mysterious nocturnal bird The photos below of a Masked Owl taken by Moggill Creek Catchment Group..
Read MoreAnother fantastic newsletter is out now. What can you expect in the Winter Newsletter? There are awards, echidnas, gliders, koalas, weeds and orchids..
Read MorePlease join us for the next MCCG public talk: Tuesday June 25th 6.30 pm for 7 pm start (9 pm finish) Kenmore Library..
Read MoreThis much loved Moggill Creek Catchment Group event is just around the corner. 10am-1pm on Sunday 9th June. Looking for tiny creatures in..
Read MoreJoin us for a online webinar featuring ecologist Tamielle Brunt from Wildlife Queensland, and Lewis Peach, Water Quality Advisor for the Moggill Creek..
Read MoreOn the morning of Sunday 21st of April a group of 16 intrepid Queenslanders gathered in the parklands behind Brompton Place, Brookfield for..
Read MoreOne of the aims of the MCCG is to restore the catchment to pre-colonisation as much as possible. This aim is to support..
Read MoreBlue-banded bees (Amegilla spp.) are a group of solitary bees found in the Moggill Creek catchment. They are known for their distinctive blue-black..
Read MoreThe first newsletter for 2024 is out now and it is another fabulous read compiled by Cathi and written by a host of..
Read MoreWe have a number of wallabies in the north-western suburbs of Brisbane and it is easy to confuse them. On our property in..
Read MorePlease join us for our quarterly talk with: Dr Jessa Thurman – Life History and Ecology of the Giant Wood Moth Date: Tuesday..
Read MoreAfter extended periods of heavy rain such as we have experienced recently, householders in the Moggill Creek catchment are often disconcerted at night..
Read MoreHappy New Year! Was your resolution this year to join a bush care group and get outside and enjoy the fabulous bushland, creeks,..
Read MoreI recently came across an interesting weed in the parklands adjacent to our bushcare site in Brookfield (see photo). Golden dodder (Cuscuta campestris)..
Read MoreWe have about 10 Red-necked Wallabies living on our property in Brookfield and see many of them every day at dusk and dawn…
Read MoreThe start of the summer rains is paired with holes appearing on the trunks and branches of smooth-barked eucalyptus trees. These holes, which..
Read MoreAnother fabulous newsletter for you to enjoy! In this edition you will hear the stories behind the winning photos from this year’s photo..
Read MorePlease join us for the MCCG AGM 2023 Tuesday 28th November Brookfield Showgrounds 6.30 for 7pm (9pm finish) Refreshments provided Guest Speaker: Helen..
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