Information for environmental authority holders.

Have your say on the future of environmental regulation in Queensland.

As a part of our plan to tackle plastic pollution, we introduced a ban on some single-use plastic items. Now we want to know what you think about expanding the ban to include other items.

Changes to the way the waste levy operates will take effect from 1 July 2022 to help us reach our goal of becoming a zero-waste society.

The Reef protection regulations are continuing to roll out in more regions with new requirements for grazing in the Fitzroy and sugarcane growing in the Wet Tropics, Burdekin and Mackay Whitsunday from 1 December 2021.

The report highlights the department’s key initiatives and achievements for 2020–2021 including its financial and non-financial performance.

Queensland’s State of the Environment Report 2020 has been released providing a comprehensive assessment of our environmental performance from January 2018 to June 2020.

Find out more about the department’s response to COVID-19.

Learn more about the new Traditional Knowledge Code of Practice, Guidelines and resources for biodiscovery in Queensland.

The Queensland Government is looking for landowners in this area to become environmental offset providers.

July - November is magpie season. Be careful of swooping magpies and check out these important safety tips.

Queensland’s Climate Action website is a one-stop-shop showcasing climate action taking place across our state.

Check the latest information and updates before visiting a national park, State forest or recreation area.

Remember to follow the simple rules to share the water with these marine animals. Special regulations and restrictions apply.