Passerine Park Bushcare/Parkcare

As part of Upper Tingalpa Creekcare, and with the support of Logan City Council, we’re excited to help residents revive the Bushcare/Parkcare group at Passerine Park. The water flowing through this park eventually makes its way to Tingalpa Reservoir, supporting a variety of unique catchment wildlife along the way. The park itself contains a small but valuable patch of bushland, contributing to a network of green spaces that help preserve the area’s biodiversity. Why not join us for our first Bushcare/Parkcare session at Passerine Park? It’s a great way to get involved and help protect our local environment.

Being part of a local bushcare group is a rewarding way to connect with nature and help protect our native environment. It’s a great opportunity to meet like-minded people, learn new skills, and make a real difference in your community. Whether you're an experienced gardener or completely new to bushcare, everyone is welcome to join, and no prior experience is needed. We provide all the necessary equipment, but feel free to bring your own gloves if you prefer. Just remember to wear sun-smart clothing, closed-in shoes, a broad-brimmed hat, and bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated while you work.

About Upper Tingalpa Creekcare

Upper Tingalpa Creekcare, a partnership between Seqwater and Bulimba Creek Catchment Committee and interested landholders, dedicated to addressing key threats to water quality in the Upper Tingalpa Creek catchment.

Upper Tingalpa Catchment

The Upper Tingalpa Catchment includes the suburbs of Burbank, Sheldon, Priestdale, and parts of Mount Cotton, Daisy Hill, Springwood, Rochedale South, Rochedale, Mackenzie, Belmont, Chandler, and Capalaba.

This catchment feeds into Tingalpa Reservoir (a key drinking water dam). The Upper Tingalpa Catchment is also home to a fascinating range of wildlife including Koalas, Greater Gliders, and more.