23/07/2026
Every day, our incredible bush regeneration team is out on Country restoring native landscapes, protecting biodiversity, and creating healthier places for everyone to enjoy.
A huge thank you to our clients for trusting Nyanda to care for these special places. Your support allows us to create meaningful employment, strengthen cultural connections, and leave Country in a better condition for future generations.
Together, we’re not just restoring bushland—we’re building stronger communities and caring for Country, one project at a time. 🌿💚
🖤💛❤️
16/07/2026
Corbin Sarra did very well earlier this week to protect a local lizard as Nyanda’s junior rangers removed invasive w**d species at UQ Gatton campus, as part of their ecological restoration works.
It just shows, that not matter the area, even if it is a w**d infested area, native fauna species have adapted to survive in less than optimal vegetation zones and that care should be taken when carrying out clearing.
Well done team! 🖤💛❤️ 🦎 🌱
11/06/2026
What a fantastic event! 🖤💛❤️
03/05/2026
COONEANA OLIVE — IPSWICH’S RAREST PLANT
The Notelaea ipsviciensis exist nowhere else on Earth.
Fewer than 20 plants have ever been recorded in the wild and are confined to a small pocket between Dinmore, Ebbw Vale and New Chum.
First identified in 1976 near the former Cooneana Homestead, the original population was destroyed before it could be properly studied. It was later rediscovered in the 1980s.
Small. Unassuming. Easy to miss.
Its survival now depends on active conservation, led by Ipswich City Council and the Queensland Department of Environment and Science.
Not available for sale. Not replaceable.
In a city of half a million people, fewer than 20 remain.
Still here, just.
Disclaimer
Information is based on publicly available conservation data and may change as monitoring continues.
Population numbers are approximate.
Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not depict exact plants or locations.
This species is protected therefore locations are not publicly disclosed and plants are not available for general purchase or collection.