JUST like compounding interest bush regeneration gets increasing returns over time. This is apparent in Windabout Reserve where Beechmont Landcare held its first working bee for the year. Originally overgrown with Privet trees, over the […]
Just like compounding interest bush regeneration gets increasing returns over time. This is apparent in Windabout Reserve where Beechmont Landcare held its first working bee for the year. Originally overgrown with Privet trees, over the […]
ON the last Wednesday night of the school holidays on January 23, Beechmont Landcare participated in the Watergum annual Cane Toad Bust at Beechmont Pioneer Reserve. Watergum is a not-for-profit environmental organisation based on the […]
IF YOU have noticed a small to medium sized tree, up to 25 metres that has been blooming in the last month or so with a bunches of bright yellow flowers and lime green compound […]
Windabout Reserve is a small parcel of land partially bordered by Windabout Road and Ascot Court. The reserve is dominated by privet (Ligustrum lucidum) and it is a good example of an area that has […]
It’s that time of year when we contemplate what sort of spring we are expecting. While the weather is cool we don’t have to worry too much about the dry conditions but once it heats […]
An increasingly common weed in Beechmont is the large spreading tree Chinese Elm (Celtis sinensis). Chinese Elm is a significant environmental weed in Queensland. It likes clay soil associated with alluvial floodplains, creeks and gullies. One […]
Back Creek crosses the Beechmont plateau before cascading down through Killarney Glen to join the Coomera River just outside Canungra. The adjoining photo shows Back Creek flowing through lush forest. It was recently taken at Akoonah Timbarra […]
For many years now a band of Landcare members, made up of a core of regular participants, have met on the first Monday morning of the month for a working bee. We usually meet at […]
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