Queensland Conservation consult with our member groups. We talk to business, government and communities. We apply the latest scientific research to develop policies which we use to convince government to take action. We hold meetings and summits to bring together experts and get people talking. We monitor progress and we rate the performance of governments and their programs including enduring solutions to feral exotic animals, pests and weeds and restore quasi-natural fire regimes. It should reform farm, fish and livestock production practices to guarantee minimal impact upon biodiversity. Land use and planning policy must be reformed to remove perversities that work against conservation goals and ecosystem services by natural and wild ecosystems recognised. | Website| Contact |
