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Nearly 50 years of being a voice for the Central Queensland environment
Since its founding in 1973, the Capricorn Conservation Council (CCC) has been at the forefront of environmental advocacy in Central Queensland. As a leading not-for-profit organisation, CCC has played a crucial role in numerous successful conservation initiatives that have protected the region's unique ecosystems and biodiversity.
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Key Achievements
- Mt Etna Caves: CCC successfully campaigned to save the Mt Etna Caves from limestone mining, preserving an important habitat for endangered bat species.
- Byfield and Shoalwater Bay: We prevented sand mining and coal port development, ensuring these pristine areas remain untouched.
- Vegetation Management: Our advocacy contributed to changes in Queensland’s Vegetation Management Laws, reducing tree clearing and protecting native habitats.
- Waterpark and Sandy Creeks: We minimised environmental harm through participation in the Livingstone Shire’s Community Environmental Reference Group.
- Community Awareness: CCC raised public awareness about the environmental risks of shale oil development north of Gladstone.
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A Legacy Of Conservation
For nearly five decades, CCC has remained committed to protecting the Central Queensland environment from the impacts of mining, land clearing, agriculture, and industrial development. Our efforts continue to ensure the ecological integrity and biodiversity of this remarkable region are preserved for future generations.
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Looking Ahead
As we move forward, CCC remains dedicated to fostering partnerships, empowering communities, and promoting sustainable development practices across Central Queensland. By working with Traditional Owners, Elders, and other stakeholders, we strive to create a sustainable future that honours our natural heritage.
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