Habitat Brisbane
Joining a Habitat Brisbane group is a great way for you to make a real difference in your local environment.
The Habitat Brisbane program helps community groups restore natural habitats in parks, remnant bushland and wetlands and along waterways.
Habitat Brisbane groups also help to protect, monitor and increase native flora and fauna populations, especially rare and threatened species. The groups' tasks include:
- removing weeds other rubbish and establishing native plants
- report new sightings of wildlife including squirrel gliders, koalas, wallabies, microbats and boobook owls
- spreading the word in the general community through newsletters, open days, displays and presentations to schools and clubs
- reducing illegal dumping through community awareness and education
- improving the attractiveness of natural areas for visitors
- drawing people together to create an increased sense of community
The Regenerator newsletter
Habitat Brisbane publishes The Regenerator twice a year.
Current edition:
The Regenerator winter edition 2009 
(PDF - 1.32Mb)*
* Due to the large file size, this document may take a while to download.
Previous editions:
The Regenerator summer edition 2008-2009 (PDF - 626kb)
You can download the latest version of Adobe Reader 
for free.
More information
Habitat Brisbane Annual Report (PDF - 884kb)
