
Collaboration for Conservation – 500 Trees Planted at Queens Lake Nature Reserve
Project update: one year on February 2026: Twelve months ago, our community planted 500 native koala food trees at Queens
Environment
11/03/2025
Project update: one year on February 2026: Twelve months ago, our community planted 500 native koala food trees at Queens
Environment
30/10/2024
The November weed of the month is Black Locust – Robinia pseudoacacia Ever heard of a tree that just won’t
Environment
03/10/2024
Port Macquarie is facing a serious environmental and public health challenge – the threat of Red imported fire ants. With
Environment
03/10/2024
The October weed of the month is Rubus fruticosus – Blackberry The October’s Weed of the Month is the notorious
Environment
02/09/2024
The September weed of the month is Solanum sisymbriifolium – Sticky Nightshade Meet September’s notorious weed: Sticky Nightshade. This invasive

Project update: one year on February 2026: Twelve months ago, our community planted 500 native koala food trees at Queens

The November weed of the month is Black Locust – Robinia pseudoacacia Ever heard of a tree that just won’t

Port Macquarie is facing a serious environmental and public health challenge – the threat of Red imported fire ants. With

The October weed of the month is Rubus fruticosus – Blackberry The October’s Weed of the Month is the notorious

The September weed of the month is Solanum sisymbriifolium – Sticky Nightshade Meet September’s notorious weed: Sticky Nightshade. This invasive

Batteries can spark fires and don’t belong in any of our bins.
To help our community learn how to dispose of them safely we’re giving away a $50 gift card every week for 6 weeks.
Keep your eyes peeled for our “Don’t Bin Me” battery sticker on local waste trucks and you could score a $50 gift card! Click below to learn more about the competition and how to dispose of batteries safely.
Please complete the form below and our education team will touch base soon to discuss your enquiry.