Public consultation is open on options for how to best ensure Queensland’s environmental protections can achieve a balance between ecological sustainability and future economic prosperity for the Queensland Lake Eyre Basin region.

Beyond Cups seeks to find new and innovative solutions to reduce single-use plastic items.

The plan outlines the government’s commitments and actions for fostering ecotourism experiences and opportunities in Queensland’s spectacular national and marine parks and other protected areas.

From 1 November 2023, glass wine and pure spirit bottles will be eligible for a 10-cent refund.

Knowing what items can go in your recycling bin will help make sure we’re recycling as much as we can and recycling correctly.

A research and development partnering scheme with Queensland-based university and institute researchers on ARC Linkage projects in priority research areas.

Are you an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person aged 18–25 living in Queensland? QIYLP provides you with an opportunity to strengthen your leadership skills and drive change in your local community. Apply now.

Heavy rain in parts of the state means crocodiles and snakes could turn up unexpectedly in flooded areas.

Before you buy native wildlife check to see if you need a licence and only buy from licensed sellers.

The Queensland First Nations World Heritage Strategy was co-designed and developed with First Nations people and seeks to centre Country and people across all aspects of World Heritage.

The environmental impact statement for Queensland’s first proposed carbon capture and storage demonstration project has been released for public comment.

View the department's official listing of all public notices and consultations. This information is now published online, rather than in print, in line with new requirements for Queensland Government agencies.