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>> We won the Australia Day Dickson Environmental Group of the Year Award for our voluntary service in protecting, rescuing and caring for koalas and wildlife in our area. click here to veiw our award

>> Upcoming Events

Sunday, 11 July 2010
- Opening of Ted Smout Bridge. This will be an exciting day with the opportunity to walk the whole length of the new bridge.  All members are encourage to come along and enjoy the festivities.  We will be having a stall.

Friday, 30 July 2010 - School Tree Day - Venue to be confirmed.

Friday 30 July to 2 August 2010 - Pine Rivers Show. This is always a great and fun event.

Saturday, 11 December 2010 - "Christmas in the Park"  Pine Rivers Christmas Celebrations 2010, Pine Rivers Park. While there will be no Christmas Parade this year there will be lots to do.

See the News section below for more details on past events.

   
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Many residents living in Pine Rivers District of the Moreton Bay Regional Council are privileged to share their backyards with koalas. The main koala suburbs are Bray Park, Bunya, Cashmere, Dakabin, Eatons Hill, Joyner, Kallangur, Kurwongbah, Lawnton, Mango Hill, Petrie, Strathpine, Warner and Whiteside.

The Pine Rivers Koala Care Association Inc. (PRKCAI) was established in 1995 and operates as a local community group within the Pine Rivers District of Moreton Bay. Our Association began its work by recording the numbers of koalas hit by motor vehicles, attacked by dogs and struck down by stress related and communicable diseases.

At the moment the EPA classifies the koala as "regionally vulnerable in the South East Queensland Bio-region". Statistical evidence gathered to date indicates the koala is in serious trouble. Koalas can no longer rely on diminishing remnant bushland. These days much of the koalas habitat is on private property which means we as residents of Pine Rivers District need to do more to ensure the survival of the koala for future generations. Without human intervention to save these precious and unique animals, we may be seeing the beginning of the end for koalas in our urban areas.

   
         
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For help with Koalas in need 24 hours / 7 days per week,
call our rescue team on 0401 350 799
 
 
...statistical evidence gathered to date indicates that the koala is in serious trouble.
 
 

>> The following are just some of the events the Association has attended in the last few months:

4 – 12 June 2010 – Hays Inlet Festival - We had a wonderful evening with a big thank you to all our presenters. Click here to see some of the photos of the evening.

Sunday 7th March 2010 Clean Up Australia Day - We were back at our usual spot again this year – the environmental channel at the back of the beautiful Chelsea Street Reserve at Kippa Ring which is adjacent to the Hays Inlet Conservation Park, a real hidden gem... click here to read the rest of the story and view photos

Christmas Parade & Concert - A perfect day and a wonderful location. As always we had wonderful fun putting the finishes touches to our float and entering the parade. We picked up the best comical float award. A big thank you to the Moreton Bay Regional Council for organizing the parade and concert. To see a photo of our winning float click here

 

 
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