Native Plants of Queensland Caboolture is a not-for-profit registered charity dedicated to the conservation, promotion, and education of native plant species. This organization aims to enhance local biodiversity, support ecological sustainability, and foster community engagement through various initiatives focused on native flora. We strive to conserve and promote the high biodiversity of indigeno
us native plants species found in our region by engaging the community in restoration, education,
environmental stewardship and sustainable practices. We want to help educate others in the community about the important roles plants have in our environment, as its detrimentally underated and it could help redefine life on our planet. Images A.pennington unless stated
Branch Nursery activities, Meetings & Excursions
Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, usually in a park or picnic area where there are facilities such as toilets. We go for an easy to moderate walk in nearby bushland, heathland, rainforest, wetlands etc, where we admire, study and learn to identify the plant species, look out for wildlife, and generally have a pleasant day. All members, prospective new members, and visitors are welcome. Bring: Morning tea, lunch, drinks, cup, hat, sunscreen, repellent, folding chair and closed walking shoes. Propagation Days are held every other Tuesday of the month at the CREEC Community Nursery, 150 Rowley Road, Burpengary from approx. 9:00 am to midday. Facilities include covered work area, hot water urn, fridge, cutlery, crockery etc and toilets. Sometimes we go seed collecting or for a walk on the site. All members, prospective new members and visitors are welcome.
