Update on events in and around our catchment: here.

N4C will be hosting an open day on Sunday 12 November 2023 with workshops, plant giveaways, a free sausage sizzle and more. Learn more about your local creek catchment group and how you can get involved. Come along all day (9am to 1pm) or drop in for your preferred workshop.

To view the workshop program and register to attend, please visit our Facebook event. 

There is big news in our catchment: Brisbane City Council has just released the Kingfisher Creek corridor draft concept plan.

In brief, the plan proposes improving active transport and parkland connectivity between Watt Park and Moorhen Flats along the old route of Kingfisher Creek. This is achieved via the proposed closure of a section of Lerna St, the end of Lisburn St and part of Norman St, which will make the area safer and greener. Whilst the draft concept plan has several other meritorious elements such as rain gardens, water pools within Woolloongabba Rotary Park and tree plantings, the proposed plan also shows new and widened concrete cycle and pedestrian paths within Moorhen Flats.

Join local bushcare group leaders and N4C to tour two bushcare sites in Coorparoo Heights and Camp Hill: Saturday 23rd September, 8 to 11 am.

Daylighting is an international movement to restore aquatic habitats and renew people's connection to their waterways. 

Bridgewater Creek at Wembley Park has largely escaped encroachment by a new bikeway, but already has a bike/pedestrian path along it, on the southern bank. 

Bike paths are spreading across Brisbane, pushed by availability of funding, but sometimes placed in inappropriate areas.

Detailed route map for our annual Toohey Ridges Hike - or why not try it yourself?

Websites of related organisations

Norman Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee presents a comprehensive map of our catchment area. 

Fly over the Norman Creek catchment area and its project sites.