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We are a not-for-profit, community group, dedicated to conservation and revegetation activities in the Townsville region. We run a native plant nursery and several community revegetation sites around Townsville.

Everyone is welcome. You can volunteer at the plant nursery or participate in tree planting, watering, weed removal and site care. You will learn new skills, have fun, make new friends, and best of all, help your local community and natural environment.

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“Take-away” plant orders – how it works

For your convenience we offer pre-paid “take-away” orders. These need several days lead time: if y...

April 29, 2020

Worms!

• Guest post by Tim Doolan • Worm farms have become all the rage recently, and I’ve been lucky enough to...

April 15, 2020

"Australia's 'coronavirus tree' " an image created by Julia Hazel as a derivative of "Nauclea orientalis" by Tony Rodd used under CC-BY-SA, and "Computer render of SARS-CoV-2 virus" by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the public domain. This image is licensed under CC-BY_SA Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

How the “coronavirus tree” got its name

• Guest post by Adam Goulding • Before COVID-19 caused temporary closure of CDTLI’s Bush Garden Nurs...

April 9, 2020

Native plant identification resources

• Guest post by Tim Doolan • Tipping my hat to the present COVID-19 restrictions (not that my hat gets muc...

April 4, 2020

Bottlebrush or paperbark? Callistemon or Melaleuca?

• Guest post by Malcolm Tattersall • This all began with a somewhat puzzling comment in the gardening colu...

February 18, 2020

Lorikeet with Black Beans

• Guest post by Malcolm Tattersall • No, this isn’t a recipe. The Black Bean in my title is a local ...

January 30, 2020

Flowerpot snakes

• Guest post by Malcolm Tattersall • We were moving lots of pot-plants last October, planting out many of ...

January 30, 2020

The Importance of soil type

• Guest post by Timothy Doolan • Something to think about when choosing native plants for your garden or r...

January 23, 2020

Coastal Dry Tropics Landcare Inc. Grants summary 2019/20

Coastal Dry Tropics Landcare Inc. rely on grant funding for their Landcare sites and upgrades to equipment and...

November 19, 2019

Bohle Wetlands Landcare Site

Bohle Wetlands Landcare site The Bohle Wetlands Landcare site is located at the end of Mesa Circuit, adjacent ...

November 13, 2019

The Importance of Local Provenance native plants

What is Local Provenance? Local Provenance is the term used to describe native plant populations that naturall...

November 11, 2019

Water Chestnuts

• Guest post by Carolyn Osterhaus • I had heard about the Wongaloo wetlands from the Birdlife Townsville...

November 6, 2017

National Bird Week in the Bush Garden

We celebrated National Bird Week (23 – 29 October) with a bird watching visit to the Bush Garden, led by...

November 6, 2017

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April McCabe

2 hours ago

CALLING ALL STUDENTS + SUPPORTERS

School Strike 4 Climate have announced it Next big day of action on September 25th!!! Telling the federal Government that a Gas led recovery does not deliver on climate Justice.
Will you hold a covid safe event in your community? want more information? Join the Webinar on the 13th of August RSVP here ss4c.info/sept25_webinar

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Video:https://www.facebook.com/StrikeClimate/videos/611500216463815 ...

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3 days ago

Heaps of mulch moved, plants watered and weeded at the Goondaloo Creek site today. Thanks to all the volunteers for their great work. ...

6 days ago

Goondaloo Creek Landcare site day is on this Saturday from 8am till 10am. Meet across from Tec NQ. Contact Jake on 0428428542 for more information. ...

6 days ago

Castle Hill Landcare session this Thursday from 9 am, current and new volunteers always welcome! ...

2 weeks ago

The SQW team are helping Linda from Workways revegetate the Rowes bay foreshore. ...

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There are many ways to get involved with us. You can become a member, volunteer your time – in the field or in the office, or join the Management Committee. There are many benefits to becoming involved with Landcare.

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Revegetation

Activities

Revegetation is all about the rehabilitation of a native plant community from a degraded to a healthy state. This involves controlling weeds and other threats, and re-establishing, enhancing and protecting native flora and fauna. CDTLI has many revegetation sites all around Townsville where you can join the activities.