QPWS will be conducting planned burns within the Cooloola Recreation Area from Tues 16 April.
Smoke may be seen at Teewah Village, Teewah Beach Camping Area, Upper Noosa River and Como areas.

QPWS & Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation rangers will be conducting planned burns within the K’gari section of the Great Sandy NP near Figtree Creek between 14 April & 31 May 2024, weather permitting.
Smoke may be seen at Figtree Creek, Garrys Anchorage, Dilli Village & Boonooroo.

QPWS will conduct a planned burn within the Bunya Mountains National Park, starting today.
Smoke may be seen in the nearby area as a result.
See Qld Park Alerts for more information.

QPWS will conduct planned burn operations within the Mount Mee section of D’Aguilar National Park over the coming days.
As a result, smoke may be seen in Mt Mee, Ocean View, Mount Pleasant, Lacey’s Creek, Dayboro, Somerset, Neurum and Woodford areas.

QPWS will be conducting planned burns at Homevale National Park, Crediton State Forest, Redcliffe Tablelands & Eungella National Park from 20-23 February 2024, weather permitting.
Smoke may be seen in the Nebo, Glenden and Crediton areas.

QPWS will conduct a planned burn in D’Aguilar National Park, west of the Mount Nebo township, from today until Friday, weather permitting.
Smoke may be seen in the Mount Nebo Jollys Lookout, Highvale and Banks Creek areas.
See Qld Park Alerts for more information.

QPWS has temporarily closed mainland & island national parks and protected areas between Cardwell and Airlie Beach ahead of the expected impact of #TCKirrily . A full list of closures is available at Qld Park Alerts
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QPWS is conducting a planned burn in the Enoggera Reservoir Area section of the D’Aguilar National Park from today until Fri 26 Jan 2024.
Smoke may be seen at Wights Mountain, Camp Mountain, Upper Kedron, Upper Brookfield & The Gap.
See Qld Park Alerts for more info.

QPWS is continuing planned burns in Mt Archer National Park & State Forest from Mon 15 Jan until Mon 22 Jan, weather permitting.
Smoke may be seen at Emu Park Rd, Yeppoon Rd, Dairy Inn Rd & in suburbs west of Mt Archer.
The Zamia walking track will be closed during the burn.

Chick this out – DESI Wildlife Officers have removed a one metre crocodile from a chicken coop at a home north of Mackay🐔🐊
Fortunately, all chickens and pets living on the property have been accounted for.
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QPWS has reopened protected areas in central and north Queensland as damage assessments continue following Tropical Cyclone Jasper.
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With Tropical Cyclone Jasper currently impacting protected areas across Queensland, DES is pleading with visitors to make safe, sensible decisions these Christmas holidays, and be mindful of changing weather and water conditions.
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DES is inviting comments on proposed changes to the Landfill siting, design, operation and closure guideline. Consultation will close on 23 February 2024.
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DES staff have released 14 more critically endangered Nangur spiny skinks into the wild as part of a recovery program that is bringing these lizards back from the brink of extinction.
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QPWS has closed mainland and island national parks and protected areas between Mackay and Cape Melville ahead of Tropical Cyclone Jasper and associated weather conditions. Check Qld Park Alerts and never enter closed areas.

QPWS will conduct a planned burn within Dinden National Park, starting tomorrow. As a result, smoke may be seen in Koah, Mareeba, Speewah and Biboohra areas. Mareeba Shire Council

QPWS will conduct a planned burn within Daisy Hill Conservation Park between 5 December 2023 and 7 December 2023, weather permitting.
The park, including the Koala Centre, will be closed during this time.

Great news for our marine life – QPWS marine park rangers and JCU TropWATER researchers have seen widespread regrowth of seagrass within the Great Sandy Marine Park during recent surveys.
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We are reopening additional key sections of Carnarvon National Park following more than a month of continuous battles against bushfires in the area.
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Rangers and Rural Firefighters from Canberra have joined QPWS in the ongoing fight against bushfires in national parks and state forests. This is the first time the QPWS has directly received interstate support to help rangers battle fires.
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