Environmental offsets and restoration program

This site is located on the northeastern side of Oxley Creek and contributes to the enhancement of habitat values along the creek corridor.

26 hectares

The site expands the silver leaved ironbark and narrow leaved ironbark woodland areas in Brisbane and contributes to a corridor of vegetation along Oxley Creek. 

2.5 hectares

Increasing habitat for the brown goshawk, eastern chestnut mouse and squirrel glider and links to Brisbane River and Anstead Bushland Reserve.

13.7 hectares

Increasing habitat for the glossy black-cockatoo, brown goshawk, eastern chestnut mouse and squirrel glider. This site is part of a corridor linking the Brisbane River and Anstead Bushland Reserve.

3.1 hectares

Expanding the blue gum and tea tree open forest communities and providing a linkage to the northern wetlands and foreshore ecological corridor.  Enhancing habitat for small bird species, as well as providing host plants for butterfly species such as blue tiger and common crow.

9.9 hectares

Increasing habitat for a variety of significant bird species such as the white-bellied sea-eagle, osprey, buff-banded rail and Baillon's crake. The site is part of Tinchi Tamba Wetland Reserve and links to Bald Hills Creek and the Pine River.

4.4 hectares

Increasing the total area of Leacroft Road Park which is part of the Brisbane Koala Bushlands. Providing habitat for significant species including koala, squirrel glider, greater glider, red-necked wallaby, powerful owl and great barred frog.

22 hectares

Increasing the total area of Prout Road Park which is part of the Brisbane Koala Bushlands. The site links to Leslie Harrison Dam via Tingalpa Creek and provides habitat for species including koala, squirrel glider, greater glider, red-necked wallaby, powerful owl, tusked frog and great barred frog.

7.7 hectares

Increasing the habitat values of Doulton Street Park for species such as squirrel glider, sugar glider and red-necked wallaby.

1 hectare

Providing increased natural habitat for White-bellied sea-eagle, osprey, Lewin’s rail, beeping froglet and squirrel glider and forming part of the Bulimba Creek corridor. Preston Road Park is part of the larger Minnippi Parklands.

1.1 hectares

Increasing habitat for Koalas and other significant species by enhancing areas on the southern side of Whites Hill Reserve.

7 hectares

Increasing the habitat area for species such as koala, red-necked wallaby, and glossy black-cockatoo. This site links to the Bulimba Creek corridor via Spring Creek and with bushland areas in Burbank.

2.1 hectares

Providing increased habitat area for significant species such as koala, red-necked wallaby, and glossy black-cockatoo. This site links to the Bulimba Creek corridor via Spring Creek and with bushland areas in Burbank.

0.3 hectares

The southern boundary of this site is adjacent to Leslie Harrison Dam and provides increased natural habitat areas for greater glider, squirrel glider, koala, powerful owl, brown goshawk, tusked frog and great brown broodfrog.

4.8 hectares

Proving increased habitat area for significant species such as koala and swamp wallaby. This site is located within the Bayside Parklands and is part of a fauna corridor, connecting Leslie Harrison Dam, in the south to Tingalpa creek and Moreton Bay in the northeast.

6.6 hectares

Increasing the area of Toronto Road Park which contributes to the Tingalpa Creek corridor and provides natural habitat for Brown goshawk, osprey, koala, red-necked wallaby, swamp wallaby and greater glider.

8.1 hectares

Increasing the total area of Armisfield Street Park and providing habitat for species such as squirrel glider, green-thighed frog and wedge-tailed eagle. The site links to Blunder Creek, which is part of the Oxley Creek Catchment.

2.8 hectares

Increasing the area of Karawatha Forest and providing increased natural habitat areas for brown goshawk, powerful owl, glossy black-cockatoo, tusked frog, green-thighed frog, greater glider and koala.

7.5 hectares

The site contributes to the Bulimba Creek corridor providing increased natural habitat for significant species such as squirrel glider and swamp wallaby.

7 hectares

Providing increased habitat areas for significant fauna species such as koala and enhancing habitat for white browned scrub wren and rufous fantail. Also enhancing habitat for all lifecycle stages of a firefly population present at the site.

2.2 hectares

Increasing the area of Karawatha Forest and providing greater natural habitat areas for brown goshawk, powerful owl, osprey, glossy black-cockatoo, tusked frog, green-thighed frog, wallum froglet, greater glider and koala.

11.2 hectares

This site forms part of the corridor along Scrubby Creek. Restoration will increase natural habitat areas for species such as koala, wallum froglet and glossy black-cockatoo.

2.3 hectares

Providing increased habitat areas in the park for species such as powerful owl, green-thighed frog, wallum froglet and koala.

8.1 hectares

Providing increased natural habitat in these parks for significant species such as koala and squirrel glider and contributing to the Bulimba Creek corridor through links with other local forested parks

15.6 hectares

Increasing the natural habitat areas along Bulimba Creek for significant species such as koala and squirrel and sugar gliders.

6.8 hectares

Providing increased habitat areas in Priors Pocket Park which forms part of the Brisbane River corridor.

20.3 hectares

Providing increased natural habitat areas along the Brisbane River corridor for significant species including koala, squirrel glider and greater glider.

16.5 hectares

Providing increased natural habitat in Lambertia Close Park for Brisbane’s significant species such as koala and squirrel glider and enhancing the natural values of the Bulimba Creek corridor.

1 hectare

Providing increased habitat for koala and other locally native species.

0.4 hectares

The site links to the riparian areas of the Blunder Creek corridor to the north and increases the local natural habitat areas. The site provides habitat for significant species such as koala, squirrel glider and sugar glider.

7.5 hectares

The sites link to Moreton Bay via Tingalpa Creek and provide habitat for species including koala, squirrel glider, greater glider, red-necked wallaby, swamp wallaby, tusked frog and great barred frog.

2 hectares

Increasing natural habitat areas adjoining the waterbodies for species such as the Tusked frog, Greater egret and Olive-backed oriole. This work supports the ecological function of the Bulimba Creek riparian corridor.

6.1 hectares

Increasing habitat area for red goshawk and powerful owl. This site increases the natural habitat values within the Karawatha to Rochedale ecological corridor and enhances the ecological values of the Bulimba Creek corridor.

4.2 hectares

Increasing the natural habitat areas of the reserve for species such as powerful owl, green-thighed frog, wallum froglet and koala.

1.8 hectares

Increasing the natural habitat areas of Karawatha Forest and lands surrounding a former quarry dam. Providing greater habitat for powerful owl, green-thighed frog, wallum froglet and koala.

1.6 hectares

Part of the Murarrie Road Park with links to other local forested parks via the Bulimba Creek corridor. The site provides habitat for squirrel glider, osprey, great brown broodfrog and glossy ibis.

3.3 hectares

Increasing the natural habitat areas across the site providing habitat for great barred frog, common planigale, sugar glider, pale-vented bush-hen and osprey. The site links to D'Aguilar National Park via Enoggera Reservoir and Cedar Creek.

17.5 hectares

The site forms part of the Bullockhead Creek corridor and links to other parks to the south and north including Pooh Corner, and providing habitat for a variety of species including brown goshawk and osprey.

4.9 hectares

Increasing the area of Chelsea Road Park which links to other local forested parks via a tributary of Lota Creek. The site provides habitat for pale-vented bush-hen, brown goshawk, powerful owl, koala, sugar glider and greater glider.

4 hectares

Increasing the area of the Ransome Ecological corridor and connecting the Bayside Parklands wetland and bushland areas through to Lota and Tingalpa Creeks. This site provides habitat for species such as koala and greater glider.

2 hectares