Pike Creek Biodiversity Project

In south west Queensland, a disused and neglected property is being transformed through reforestation. This is re-establishing the natural habitat, removing greenhouse gases, and delivering valuable outcomes for the local environment and communities. These benefits include Indigenous land use, improved water quality, erosion control and enhancements to local waterways.

The reforestation provides migratory bird habitat, and support for the food chain, which can benefit native biodiversity. Importantly it can reduce forest fragmentation, which is the separation of forested areas into smaller, isolated patches.

Certification is in the final stages and expected to complete in early 2023