We’re mad for Queensland blue gum woodlands – so quintessentially Australian. Wouldn’t it be tragic if we lost them? Well, technically they are a threatened ecological community, and we’re doing our best to restore it.
Did you know that there is only 1.5% of the pre clearing blue gum woodland still existing today and only 56 hectares is protected in reserves? Cherish has already replanted and protected 65 hectares with another 110 hectares underway.
Queensland Blue Gum woodland is a biologically productive ecosystem that provides food and shelter for a wide range of animals including kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, bandicoots, birds, bats, native rats and mice, reptiles and many invertebrates.
The grassy floodplains and deep-rooted trees play a prominent role in intercepting, storing and recycling nutrients, protecting soil from erosion, reducing stream sediment loads during high intensity rainfall events and regulating ground water.
Large mature trees also develop hollows that provide important nesting and roosting sites for a range of birds and arboreal mammals including the greater glider.
We’re all about restoring habitat, and we deliver our work through a three-pillar approach.
Habitat Services
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