Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre

Come and visit our Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre. You can view our environmental and cultural displays, discover facts about the wetlands flora and fauna, and learn about the importance of preserving natural areas.

Location and opening hours

Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre and Billai dhagun trackclosure

The Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre will be closed from 14 May to 28 June 2019.

The approximately 90-year-old timber building was first relocated to the site 20 years ago. Council will be undertaking minor building works to refurbish the old Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre.

The Billai dhagun track will be closed from 14 May to 24 May 2019.

Boondall Wetlands reserve facilities including public car parks will still be available. Temporary toilets will be available to the public and facilities will remain available from 6am-7pm.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

The centre is located at 31 Paperbark Drive, Boondall (entry via Stanworth Road) in the Boondall Wetlands.

Phone Brisbane City Council on 07 3403 8888 prior to your visit for current centre and reserve notifications.

What's on

Brisbane City Council's environment centre host a number of events throughout the year. From guided walks to children's activities there's something for everyone.

Check out what's on at the Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre.

Facilities

Facilities at the Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre include:

  • an information desk, interactive displays and interpretive material
  • walking tracks (wheelchair accessible), bike tracks and bird hides
  • public toilets, parking and wheelchair access, and sheltered picnic tables.

Construction has commenced on the new environment centre. Read more about the Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre project for further information.

Photo gallery

View the Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre photo gallery as a slideshow or view photos individually as part of Council's Flickr account.

Birdhide at Boondall Wetlands

Activities

People of all ages can use Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre to learn about the reserve and the importance of wetlands to the wider environment.

At the Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre you can:

  • participate in events and activities
  • walk, cycle, canoe or kayak through the different wetland habitats
  • enjoy bird watching opportunities
  • look for wildlife feeding and resting in the reserve
  • go on a free guided walk with a volunteer guide
  • borrow a self-guided walking track booklet form (photographic identification required)
  • find out about our curriculum-based Environmental Learning Program for schools
  • walk the Hide 'n' Seek Children's Trail though the wetlands. Before you go, or during your walk, you can download or view the trail map (Word - 1.46Mb).

Educational resources

Watch the Sharing Shorelines video to learn about the importance of Brisbane's coastal habitats for shorebirds.

Check out how many bird's in the bird checklist you see in the wetlands.

Nurri Millen art totems

Nurri Millen Totem Trail is a series of cast aluminium totems symbolise aspects of the Indigenous Australian culture in the wetlands. Download:

Volunteering

You can help raise awareness about our reserves and encourage positive environmental outcomes while enjoying the company of other volunteers by joining our Volunteer Program. A variety of volunteering opportunities is available including:

  • greeter and administrative positions, including project and workshop delivery
  • forest guides to lead group walks
  • event and activity support, including environmental educational and advocacy.

More information

For more information:

Last updated:10 May 2019