Government – Queensland Trust For Nature

Shaping a Nature Positive Future

“97% of Australians want more action to protect nature” – The Biodiversity Council Our sold-out “Shaping a Nature Positive…

QTFN is supporting another initiative funded by the Queensland Government as part of the Pilot Projects Program of the Land…

Aroona Station features around 200 hectares of core habitat for the vulnerable brush-tailed rock-wallaby. In 2020, as part of our…

As the carbon offset or carbon farming market grows in its maturity, there is considerable interest in how biodiversity co-benefits…

In 2020, QTFN wrapped up a three-year weed and marine debris clean-up project supported by a Queensland Department of Environment…

In December 2020, QTFN and its project partners, Koinmerburra Aboriginal Corporation and Mackay and District Turtle Watch, were awarded a…

In partnership with C4 and fellow Cassowary Coast conservation group, Brettacorp Inc., QTFN has piloted the use of the Miyawaki…

Thanks to the Queensland Department of Environment and Science, for funding our project to restore a critical link in Cassowary…

Queensland Trust for Nature, Scenic Rim Regional Council, the New Hope Group and UQ’s Koala Ecology Group partnered to undertake…

Slap on a hat and some sunscreen and join Queensland Trust for Nature (QTFN) and our partners at a Community…

In February, our QTFN ecologists, Felicity Shapland, Renee Rossini and Tanya Pritchard, headed out to Central Queensland for two weeks…