It’s about our Environment…
Koalas, sugar gliders, quokkas – our farmers love and respect our native wildlife and actively preserve their habitat.
Despite community and government efforts in Central Queensland, biodiversity is declining through the loss of native species and habitats. Within the Springsure Creek EPC more than 15% of the total land area is comprised of riverine wetlands, native vegetation corridors and other remnant vegetation, through our farmers’ stewardship. Across Central Queensland, the most heavily cleared ecosystems have become endangered and now a high proportion of their remaining extent lies above coal resources.
Broadscale clearing of remnant vegetation by agriculture has ceased completely whereas mining has a rapidly expanding environmental footprint …