The goal of N4C is to improve and maintain local waterways by protecting and rejuvenating the local ecosystems.
Norman Creek is located in Brisbane, Australia. The creek and its tributaries together make up 24km of waterways. They pass through suburbs such as Mount Gravatt, Greenslopes, East Brisbane, Woolloongabba, Norman Park, Moorooka and Coorparoo.
In 2019, the N4C nursery will be giving 10 free plants to N4C members each year. Members will benefit by having more native plants to put in their gardens and observing how animals, birds or butterflies use them.
Local native species are evolved to provide food and shelter for animals and birds, letting you bring more nature into your garden. This also improves the overall habitat value of the catchment.
With more people coming to the nursery, we can share knowledge about local plants and about what is going on in the catchment.
We've got 49 species picked out as suitable for gardens; availability will vary due to weather and other factors. Why not pop in during the next nursery working bee?
If you see oily water, dead fish, dumping of rubbish, garden waste or tree removal on a creek bank, contact us or call Brisbane City Council 07 3403 8888
Help with data entry, filing and record keeping
Greenslopes DCP bushcare group needs more volunteers
