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The Gold Coast's beautiful natural environment allows us to enjoy a lifestyle like no other city. You can play an active part in keeping it this way by joining Currumbin Creek Care Group.
The Currumbin Creek Care Group was formed in 2008 in partnership with our Natural Areas Management Unit's NaturallyGC Volunteer Landcare Program. The group assists with the restoration of a 1.5-kilometre section of creek line at Currumbin Creek Reach. This park passes through a sustainable living development known as the Ecovillage. The creek area was greatly disturbed by past management practices, high nutrient run-off from surrounding cleared land, high sunlight intrusion and impacts by residential development activities. In some areas, very little native vegetation remained.
The group, over time, has significantly contributed to stabilising and enhancing this section of Currumbin Creek by planting over 30,000 native riparian species and undertaking environmental weed control works.
Works undertaken by the group are enhanced by professional bush regenerators who help with preparation for planting and follow up maintenance including the control of environmental weeds.
You can see our progress by viewing our 360-degree aerial Google Map.
You can join us and volunteer with the group to plant trees, it's a great way to get involved in your local community while helping our environment.
Date: Third Saturday of the month from February to November.
Time: 8am to 10am
Place: Currumbin Creek Reach, Village Way, Currumbin Valley alternating with Tallebudgera Valley sites.
Register: You need to register online prior to attending to secure a spot and receive the full details of the event.
Register for a Landcare session or tree planting
For more information please contact the Natural Areas Management Unit.
Phone: 07 5581 1537 Email: naturallyGC@goldcoast.qld.gov.au