This year we have been assisting Logan City Council with a new initiative designed to support landowners in protecting our region’s natural environment. With funding from the Queensland Feral Pest […]
Empowering Landholders: New Tools to Tackle Environmental Weeds in Logan Read More »
On August 6th, we celebrated National Landcare Week with a community planting at our Success St Bushcare site in Acacia Ridge. National Landcare week is an opportunity to celebrate the
Celebrating National Landcare Week Read More »
Thanks to funding from BUPA and Landcare Australia we are setting up a new bushcare group at Archerfield Wetlands. From September 2025 the group will meet on the first
New Bushcare group for Archerfield Wetlands Read More »
The results from our eDNA project in Upper Oxley Creek have arrived. If you would like to learn about the different vertebrate species found in our multi-species eDNA project then
The results are in! Find out who’s who in Oxley Creek Catchment Read More »
Join OCCA and Brisbane Sustainability Agency for a free community planting at Archerfield Wetlands on Sunday 22 June 2025. We’ll be planting thousands of native tubestock along the Lookout Trail,
Archerfield Wetlands Community Planting – Sunday June 22 Read More »
Are you interested in discovering wildlife on your property? Oxley Creek Catchment Association, with support from the Logan City Council, has developed a comprehensive yet easy to use kit for
Community Wildlife Monitoring Kit now available Read More »
A big thank you to Brisbane City Council for supporting OCCA in producing a Communications and Media Strategy through their Environment Grants Program. As we begin to incorporate elements into
OCCA Media and Communications Read More »
Join us at OCCA’s bi-monthly general meeting to hear about MangroveWatch in Oxley Creek by our guest speaker Jock Mackenzie from James Cook University. MangroveWatch is a community mangrove monitoring
MangroveWatch Presentation & General Meeting Read More »
OCCA’s response to Lord Mayor’s release of the ‘Oxley Creek Vision’ issued on 14 December 2016: OCCA welcomes the Brisbane City Council’s Oxley Creek Vision as a mechanism to revitalise
Brisbane City Council’s Oxley Creek Vision Read More »
Festival Report now available: Click here to download The Peaks to Points festival finished in style, with around 2000 people enjoying the winter sunshine at the Oxley Creek Common for
Wrap-up: Peaks to Points 2016 Read More »
