At our June meeting, guest speaker Mike Fox of Pollinator Link explained how planting local supports pollinators and all local wildlife. Bees and butterflies benefit by having nectar sources, butterflies and other insects benefit by having the specific food plants for their larval stages (eg caterpillars), fruit eaters get fed, and many animals and birds are supported by the insects that live on local native plants.

Daylighting is an international movement to restore aquatic habitats and renew people's connection to their waterways. 

Bridgewater Creek at Wembley Park has largely escaped encroachment by a new bikeway, but already has a bike/pedestrian path along it, on the southern bank. 

Bike paths are spreading across Brisbane, pushed by availability of funding, but sometimes placed in inappropriate areas.

Websites of related organisations

In 2012, with the goal of presenting a vision for Norman Creek, N4C developed strategic plans for a number of sites in our catchment, which were drawn up by then-N4C president and landscape architect Ashley Nicholson. 

Norman Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee presents a comprehensive map of our catchment area. 

Fly over the Norman Creek catchment area and its project sites.