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Centenary & District Environment Action (CDEA)
- a community organisation concerned with environmental and open-space issues in the Centenary suburbs and surrounding district of south-west Brisbane, the capital city of Queensland, Australia.

Friends of Pooh Corner
- in conjunction with SORB, Friends of Pooh Corner successfully lobbied for preservation of 138 hectares of endangered regional ecosystem in Wacol, Brisbane.

Wolston and Centenary Catchments (WaCC)
- a community-based catchment group that drives the community's involvement in protecting and enhancing the environment within the catchments of Wolston Creek (including Bullockhead Creek and Sandy Creek) and the various creeks in the Centenary Suburbs (including Mount Ommaney Creek and Jindalee Creek).

Brisbane Rainforest Action & Information Network (BRAIN)
- a Brisbane City Council sponsored bushcare group. The focus of the group is the regeneration and rehabilitation of rainforest in sites around Brisbane.

Environmental Defenders Office (Qld)
- The Environmental Defenders Office (Qld) Inc. is a non-profit, non-government community legal centre dedicated to providing legal advice and representation to individuals and community groups working to protect the environment.

Queensland Conservation
- Queensland Conservation is the peak body for the environment in this state, and the leading advocate for environmental protection and sustainability.

Oxley Creek Catchment Association
- seeks to protect and enhance the natural environment and resource values of the Oxley Creek catchment.

Quest 2025
- an Australian-based non-profit incorporated association working to:
• raise awareness of what an ecologically sustainable future requires;
• identify the underlying causes of our current ecological problems; and
• motivate and inspire people to act together to ensure that nature’s life-support systems are maintained both now and for future generations.

Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland
- is a community-based, non-profit organisation consisting of 24 branches throughout the State, committed to an ecologically sustainable future for people and wildlife.


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	Links ... Centenary & District Environment Action (CDEA) - a community organisation concerned with environmental and open-space issues in the Centenary suburbs and surrounding district of south-west Brisbane, the capital city of Queensland, Australia. Friends of Pooh Corner - in conjunction with SORB, Friends of Pooh Corner successfully lobbied for preservation of 138 hectares of endangered regional ecosystem in Wacol, Brisbane. Wolston and Centenary Catchments (WaCC) - a community-based catchment group that drives the community's involvement in protecting and enhancing the environment within the catchments of Wolston Creek (including Bullockhead Creek and Sandy Creek) and the various creeks in the Centenary Suburbs (including Mount Ommaney Creek and Jindalee Creek). Brisbane Rainforest Action & Information Network (BRAIN) - a Brisbane City Council sponsored bushcare group. The focus of the group is the regeneration and rehabilitation of rainforest in sites around Brisbane. Environmental Defenders Office (Qld) - The Environmental Defenders Office (Qld) Inc. is a non-profit, non-government community legal centre dedicated to providing legal advice and representation to individuals and community groups working to protect the environment. Queensland Conservation - Queensland Conservation is the peak body for the environment in this state, and the leading advocate for environmental protection and sustainability. Oxley Creek Catchment Association - seeks to protect and enhance the natural environment and resource values of the Oxley Creek catchment. Quest 2025 - an Australian-based non-profit incorporated association working to: • raise awareness of what an ecologically sustainable future requires; • identify the underlying causes of our current ecological problems; and • motivate and inspire people to act together to ensure that nature’s life-support systems are maintained both now and for future generations. Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland - is a community-based, non-profit organisation consisting of 24 branches throughout the State, committed to an ecologically sustainable future for people and wildlife.