This page is intended to show displays of photographic images submitted by members of Kedron Brook Catchment Network (incl. KBCB-WPSQ Branch members). Images with no photographer detailed have been taken from past news items on the home web page. All images on this page link to a larger format version as indicated if you hover your mouse over them. See guidelines for submission procedures.
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Volunteers meet at the Habitat Brisbane Celebration morning (9 September 2013) |
Group at Habitat Brisbane Celebration tour the Tuesday Tree Liberators 'patch' near Pony Club Bend, Mitchelton (9 September 2013) |
Clocking in at the Habitat Brisbane Celebration Day (9 September 2013) |
David Fitzgibbon (Community Conservation Partnerships, BCC), congratulates Bushcare Leaders, Helen Moriarty and Keren Sweeney at the Celebration Day. (9 September 2013) |
At the Celebration, Harold Charles looks at evidence of river bed gravel changes after flooding (9 September 2013) |
KBCB Treasurer, Lennert Veerman and son, Hugo, talk with Helen Moriarty at the Celebration (9 September 2013) |
Louise Orr talks about her role in Healthy Waterways (9 September 2013) |
Volunteer carrying out a maintenance activity with Kalinga Park Bushcare Group (21 September 2013) |
 Vice-President Philip Rowland talks with John Lister (Melrose Creek Bushcare Leader) at the October KBCB Meeting
(15 October 2013) |
 Melissa Burrows discusses a point with another member before the October KBCB Meeting (15 October 2013) |
 Double-barred Finch seen exploring a tree trunk during bird survey at Grange Forest Park
(13 October 2013) |
 Laughing Kookaburra receives an onslaught from four Noisy Minors seen during a recent bird survey
(13 October 2013) |
 Andrew Prince (UQ) talks with Simon Fox (BCC Education Officer) who presented his experience with 'Rain gardens'
at the KBCB Meeting, Downfall Creek Bushland Centre on Tuesday evening,15 October 2013 |
 Jane Carpenter, Mark Lacey and Donald Hopkins (Lutwyche Reach Bushcare Group) work their Montrose Street Bridge site together on Saturday morning, 21 September 2013 |
 Barrows being prepared for the main activity of mulching of a large area of trees at Camoola Street Park (20 October 2013) |
 Local group contact leader, Annie Morris, sets a fine example loading the mulch at the Camoola Street Park activity
(20 October 2013) |
 Young helper on right offers a bucket to carry some of the mulch amongst the team of barrow pushers at the mulch heap
(20 October 2013) |
 Youngsters pull on their working gloves beside their transport vehicles parked near the mulch heap
(20 October 2013) |
 Habitat Brisbane Officer, Fleur Sanderson, outlines the
plan of attack to the volunteers at the Camoola Street Park mulching activity on 20 October 2013 |
 Men of the Trees member, Fran Gelje, guides some young helpers with the spreading of mulch at Camoola Street Park on 20 October 2013 |
 A large area of bamboo infestation at Brook Park has been brought back to this splendid foundation for future forest (9 November 2013)
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 Another view of the recovering forest area at Brook Park (9 November 2013) |
 Kedron Brook passes through a lovely forest section at Brook Park (9 November 2013) |
 Greenbrook Association Bushcare Group have made massive progress in Grange Forest Park (10 November 2013) |
 Three of the volunteers from Brook Park Bushcare Group proudly show their enthusiasm at their maintenance activity on Saturday 9 December. Given the small number within this group, their progress was absolutely marvellous over this year. |
 Grange Forest Park teems with Eastern Water Dragons. This one seems to melt into the background with its camouflage and proud stand on 9 November 2013. |
 Greenbrook Association Bushcare Group had a successful maintenance and planting morning on 17 November. A happy mix of young and old finishing off with a get-together morning tea. |
 Habitat Brisbane Officer, Fleur Sanderson, gives the low-down on how to plant a tree at the Qld Urban Utilities community gathering. (23 November 2013) |
 Caroline Black works with her sons, Danny and Andy, at the planting at Teralba Park South |
 Tuesday Tree Liberators leader, Helen Moriarty (centre) talks with Gerry Dunford and Marion Goward (both MOTT) at the QUU activity
(23 November 2013) |
 A pair of Crested Pigeons near the Qld Urban Utilities community gathering.
(23 November 2013)
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 Young children at the QUU activity are helped to wear the proper hand protection before they are allowed to plant (23 November 2013) |
 KBCB Treasurer, Lennert Veerman, gives information about environmental groups to young visitors at the QUU planting activity
(23 November 2013) |
 Mitchelton Rotary members pitched in to supply the popular sausage sizzle for the volunteers (23 November 2013) |
 Members from Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C), Wayne Cameron and Brett Dougdale, at the QUU community gathering. Once the tree is planted, a suitable guard protects the young plant from humans and nature until its roots have developed. (23 November 2013) |
 Dad and Mum Pacific Black Duck reflect for a moment in the water at Wahminda Grove. (24 November 2013) |
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