Connection Through Conservation
Join local communities restoring and protecting our national parks
Powered By Local Communities
Find and join a Friends of Park group near you
Protecting wildlife
Championing and supporting conservation projects across southern Queensland
Our Mission
We bring communities together to protect and restore Queensland’s national parks.
Through hands-on conservation, research, and education, we support the people and places that sustain these landscapes.
Protect Parks
Protecting Queensland’s national parks and wildlife through habitat restoration, education, and threatened species programs.
-> See conservation projects
Grow Community
Supporting diverse local Friends of Parks community groups as stewards of the natural environment.
-> Join a local group
Stronger together
Creating volunteering opportunities, collaborations, and partnerships to protect and enhance our biocultural heritage.
-> Collaborate with us
Our 2025 Collective Impact
Our Events
Friends of Parks events and activities are diverse – ranging from broad scale habitat restoration, to fine-scale threatened species research surveys. Events are predominantly in-person, encouraging connection to place and to provide an opportunity for the community to give back to the environment. Click an event type below to find upcoming events.
Habitat Restoration
Citizen Science
Workshops & Training
News
Come Discover a Wallum Wonderland on the Gold Coast
This Sunday 26th July, Friends of Pine Ridge Conservation Park is relaunching under new leader Mitch, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome the group into this new chapter. Located on Kombumerri Country, tucked in among the residential streets of Runaway Bay, just a few kilometres north of Surfers Paradise as the honeyeater flies,…
Bird Flu Has Landed: What H5N1 Means for Queensland’s Wildlife (and What You Can Do About It)
H5N1 is here, it’s serious, and there’s something everyone in our community can do about it.
50 Years of Deadly: A Day of Connection in the Burleigh-Tallebudgera Area
This NAIDOC Week, as we celebrate 50 Years of Deadly, we’re taking the opportunity to reflect on a recent day spent connecting with the people who care for Country across the Burleigh-Tallebudgera area: rangers, educators, volunteers, and Traditional Owners all working towards the same goal.
Make an Impact
You don’t need to attend an event to make an impact – though that certainly helps! Our work is made possible thanks to generous financial contributions and project partners or sponsors.
Volunteer
Join an event this month.
Donate
Donate to active projects.
Partner
Partner with us or a local group.
