Recovery Hubs

Recovery Hubs are now open. Community Recovery staff will be on hand at these hubs to assist with grant applications and provide referrals for further assistance to support organisations and government agencies.

Find out more about Community Recovery Hubs

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Coloured sand recall

City of Moreton Bay has taken immediate steps in response to the national recall of certain coloured sand products. Designated Council waste facilities are managing the disposal of the recalled sand products.

Find out more about the coloured sand recall

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Voluntary conservation programs

Are you looking for the opportunity to protect native flora and fauna on your property? Council's conservation partnerships can help you care for Moreton Bay's wildlife and ecosystems.

By joining a partnership, you’ll have dedicated support from our experienced Council staff. With experience in environmental programs and key conservation projects, they’re here to help you with:

grant administration
natural resource management
species identification
research and funding.

We will work with you to explore opportunities that will expand your understanding of our natural world.

Our core partnerships and programs

Land for Wildlife

Land for Wildlife is a free program for South East Queensland landowners. It encourages the restoration of wildlife habitats on private land.

Voluntary Conservation Agreements

A voluntary conservation agreement is the highest level of environmental protection, with a covenant placed on the titles of land in perpetuity.

Bushcare volunteer groups

Our Bushcare groups carry out restoration work on Council land. We aim to protect bushland, parks, wetlands and waterways across the city.

Landcare and catchment groups

In Moreton Bay, several environmental groups are delivering hands-on conservation work. These groups operate independently, but their interests align with Council. They want to help you support and conserve the local flora and fauna in your community. Some groups are catchment-based, and others are site-specific.

Visit a group's website or social media to learn more about their conservation work or how to become a member.

Environmental and conservation events

We host many events throughout the year. Get involved with a hands-on workshop or attend an event that supports our environmental efforts. These include National Tree Day, World Ocean Day and World Environment Day.