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Lorikeet Street Reserve Bushcare Group
Brand new bushcare group (through Ipswich City Council) to rehabilitate and maintain this 5 acre public reserve at Bundamba which is habitat to a long-standing flying fox colony. This green space runs along a stream that leads to Bundamba Creek and is host to a subtropical rainforest plant community.
The River Has Spoken
If I could speak, I would tell you how deeply I felt your presence. On the afternoon of October 11th, as the sun still warmed my muddy waters – many of you gathered down at Booval Fair, I watched as …
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BCA 2025 ART COMPETITION
The Bremer Catchment Association invites visual artists to create works inspired by the landscapes, communities, and environmental challenges of the Bremer River Catchment. We encourage artists to te…
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🌿 Ipswich Show Garden 2025! 🌿
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Ipswich Show Garden 2025 at the Ipswich Showgrounds, a collaborative project by the Bremer Catchment Association (BCA) and several Ipswich-based community…
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Bushcare and Parkcare volunteers provide a key role in supporting their Group Leaders to effectively run a Bushcare or Parkcare Program. The position undertakes natural area regeneration activities in consultation with their Group Leader and Ipswich City Council Officers.
Requirements
- Participate in planning, hazard identification and risk assessment of work activities
- Report any new work hazard(s) to your supervisor
- Undertake work only for which you are competent and skilled
- Question any actions or decisions that you think are unsafe
- Follow documented work instructions, control measures and procedures
- Actively participate in all training provided
- Correctly use and maintain PPE provided, protect yourself, your colleagues, and others
- Consider safety every day.
Register directly via email or through the form below
