Barung Landcare in Maleny, Queensland | Non-profit organisation

Barung Landcare

Locality: Maleny, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5494 3151

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23.01.2022 Guess why they call it butterfly bush? Richmond Birdwing butterflies feeding on Pavetta australiensis. These big beauties are another species that requires sub-tropical rainforest for survival. Their larval food plant, Pararistolochia praevenosa, is available at the Barung nursery. Check out http://www.richmondbirdwing.org.au to learn more.

23.01.2022 Work is underway at our new nursery site in the Maleny community precinct. We’ll be working to restore this land over the coming years to provide valuable habitat adjoining the ongoing reforestation work along Obi Obi creek.

22.01.2022 Plants are basic to our existence

18.01.2022 Guess you've seen these about!

16.01.2022 We have some of these stunning calendars available for sale at our office in Coral St. Come in a grab one (or two!).

09.01.2022 4 days left to go!

09.01.2022 Join the Barung Landcare Management Committee and Help Save Planet A! We are looking for fresh faces with new ideas to join our committee - it's a good crew and could be better with you in it! If you're interested, get in touch with the Barung office - 54943151 [email protected] #barunglandcare #saveplanetA #sunhinecoasthinterland #biodiversity #blackallrange #bushregeneration #gardensforwildlife

08.01.2022 Male Regent Bowerbird (Sericulus chrysocephalus) putting on a rare show this morning. One of the more spectacular species that needs us to get our act together and REFOREST.

04.01.2022 A Climbing Pandanus? Yes, here on the Sunny Coast we have two species in the Pandanaceae family that attach and climb trees and scramble over shady ground and creek boulders. Showing it’s exquisite inflorescence on the range now is Freycinetia excelsa. Also pictured is the fruit of Freycinetia scandens which you can see growing throughout the gullies of Buderim Forest Park and Foote St sanctuary.