About Us
Southern Queensland Landscapes is a community-driven, not-for-profit, natural resource management organisation. We are a team of dedicated project management professionals with a wealth of science-based knowledge and experience in sustainable agriculture, soil, water, biodiversity, planning and community engagement. Our team is located across southern Qld, working in a dispersed model and living in the communities we serve.
We partner with land managers, community organisations, First Nations groups, industry and Government to develop and implement a diverse range of projects focussed on supporting resilient and healthy landscapes and connected flourishing communities.
Southern Queensland Landscapes is one of the eleven Qld NRM organisations that comprise membership of NRM Regions Qld.
Our region covers the Queensland Murray Darling Basin (MDB) including the Paroo, Warrego, Nebine, Condamine Balonne, Moonie and Border Rivers catchments and the Bulloo Catchment west of the MDB. The 314,000 km² region is 90% prime agricultural land, interwoven with 61 National Parks, 56 nature refuges, 109 state forests and 262 unique primary regional ecosystems. These places are home to 1,162 animal species, 4,309 plant species, 991 fungi species and over 260,000 people within six bioregions. We acknowledge and respect the long-held custodianship of the 28 Nations in our region.
We welcome suggestions, feedback and concerns from both members and non-members alike. We invite everyone with a vested interest in improving landscapes in our region to contact us and become a member of our organisation.
Our Purpose
To improve the lives of people in regional communities now and for the future.
Our Vision
Communities united by sustainable practices, enabled by science and technology, and supported by First Nations' knowledge, to improve all life.
Our Values
- Demonstrating empathy
- Being credible
- Building community
- Taking responsible action
- Thinking future impact
Our Region
Our region covers the Queensland Murray Darling Basin (MDB) including the Paroo, Warrego, Nebine, Condamine Balonne, Moonie and Border Rivers catchments and the Bulloo Catchment west of the MDB. The 314,000 km² region is 90% prime agricultural land, interwoven with 61 National Parks, 56 nature refuges, 109 state forests and 262 unique primary regional ecosystems. These places are home to 1,162 animal species, 4,309 plant species, 991 fungi species and over 260,000 people within six bioregions. We acknowledge and respect the long-held custodianship of the 28 Nations in our region.
