Brisbane's creeks and waterways
Learn more about Brisbane's beautiful creeks and waterways. Find out how you can play your part by helping to protect our waterways or discover the many things to see and do on our creeks and rivers.
Highlights
Know your creek and catchment
Know your creek fact sheets provide information about the flora, fauna and natural assets of Brisbane's catchments.
Habitat Brisbane
This program helps community groups restore natural habitats in parks, bushland, wetlands and along waterways.
Oxley Creek transformation
The Oxley Creek transformation project will transform Oxley Creek into a world-class, green lifestyle and leisure destination.
Warril Parkland
Stage one of Warril Parkland (nature-based adventure parkland) at 1059 Paradise Road, Larapinta is open. The park was delivered as part of the Oxley Creek Transformation project.
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Creek Catchments Program
Council officers work with community groups across Brisbane to protect and restore catchments and waterways.
Bushland reserves
Council has created track maps to download with details of popular walking tracks, special features, things to do and safety tips.
Environment centres
Council's three environment centres offer information, environmental programs and events and walking tracks.
Join a catchment group
Find links to creek catchment groups, including community contacts and details on how you can contact and join your local group.
Protect our waterways
Find information about how Council and the community can partner in protecting Brisbane's waterways.
Stormwater harvesting
Stormwater harvesting is the collection of rainwater that flows from a variety of surfaces such as car parks, roads, gardens and footpaths.