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Reasons and suggestions for improving urban biodiversity within SEQ - free downloadable PDF's
These nurseries will provide two free tubes for new members. They all sell a great variety of local native plants. PLEASE support them!
Blogs detailing resources that you need to increase your local knowledge of biodiversity
Landscapers and gardeners who are enthusiastic to use local native plants in their landscaping projects. Waant a biodiversity make-over? This is where you can look!
If you have enjoyed the free booklet, please consider joining Backyards for Biodiversity!
157 Warran Road, Yaroomba
Ph: (07) 5473 9322
Coolum Natives website
info@coolumnatives.com .
Station St, Pomona (opposite the bakery)
0419 377 423.
Holcim Site, Steve Irwin Way, Glenview
Ph: (07) 5494 5074
Mooloolah Waterwatch and Landcare website
114-132 Fairhill Road,
Ninderry
07 5343 7906
*FAIRHILL OFFERS MEMBERS 10% DISCOUNT OFF PLANTS!!!!!***
26 Porters Lane, Maleny
Ph: (07) 5494 3151
Barung Landcare website
nursery@barunglandcare.org.au
350 Old Maryborough Road
Araluen QLD 4570
07 5483 8866
https://gympielandcare.org.au/nursery/
57 Paten Rd, The Gap QLD 4061
(07) 3300 6304
Cnr Pettigrew St and Toovey St,
Caboolture
Email:folcgroup@gmail.com
Phone: 0429221189
Facebook: Friendsoflagooncreek
Instagram: Friendsoflagooncreek
15 Bunya Pine Ct, Eatons Hill, QLD 4037
(07) 3264 3953
CommunityNurseryPR@bigpond.com
https://www.kumbartcho.org.au/nursery
https://www.facebook.com/Environmental.Centre/timeline/
RON & PHIL
Phone: 0414 411 599
* NOT A PARTICIPATING NURSERY BUT RECOMMENDED!
NW Corner, Yandina Markets
Saturday Mornings.
**** Inexpensive Native Plants grown from seed.
Visit our blog post and check out some recommended books to help you identify the plants of south east Queensland.
Here are some recommended references for mammals, birds, reptiles and frogs. Please check out the blog post here.
There are many insects in Australia that remain unidentified, however there are some groups that are very well described. Check out our blog post here to find a range of books that will help you identify some of the insects and spiders within your backyard.
Some text resources are available to help you understand and identify some of the fungi in SEQ. Check out our blog post here.
Our major free resource is a booklet entitled Backyards for Biodiversity SEQ written by Ken Cross and John Birbeck as a FREE PDF available as a download above on this page!
We love books, especially books about wildlife and nature. Please monitor our blog for reviews of natural history books - some recent plus some classics!
Please expect a Blog post soon on recommendations for apps for SEQ residents.
A regular blog feature will feature reviews of videos freely available on Youtube and perhaps, from time to time, those available through other streaming sources.
Our Blog will feature a variety of articles of interest to all who value biodiversity in SEQ. Read it here.
Professional Gardeners, Landscapers and re-vegetation specialists
0478 141 124
Greater Brisbane Area
Professional Gardeners, Landscapers and re-vegetation specialists
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