Social media

The department has dedicated profiles on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn so we can more effectively connect and engage with Queenslanders.

Environment

National parks

Science

Innovation

Why are we using social media?

Distributing information through social media will help us inform the community about the role of the department, its key activities and high profile events.

Our aim is to inform you about issues affecting Queensland and remind you of important events.

Our Twitter accounts, Facebook and Instagram pages and YouTube channels supplement the information we publish on our website.

Will we respond to your posts, comments, replies or direct messages?

We welcome feedback and ideas from all our followers, and try to join the conversation where possible. We are not able to reply individually to all the messages we receive via our social networks; however, we do read all comments and messages and we will make sure constructive comments are forwarded on to the appropriate areas. For specific enquiries, do not contact us using Twitter or Facebook. Use our enquiry form instead.

Monitoring of, and responding to, comments and messages received through social media channels will be undertaken during business hours only.

Be aware that Twitter and Facebook are public spaces on the internet, so all interaction is publicly viewable and searchable over time.