The 2012 Peaks to Points Festival Program is out! Read all about the events we have planned, including bird walks, bush walks, workshops, bus tours, and heaps of other eco-activities!
The 40 kilometre long Flinders Peak-Greenbank-Karrawatha corridor provides a vital sanctuary for many threatened species of flora and fauna. These include the spotted-tailed quoll, yellow-bellied glider, glossy black cockatoo, koala, powerful owl and a number of frog species. Flora species found in the corridor include the Boonah tuckeroo, plunkett mallee and shiny-leaved coondoo.
Nearer to Moreton Bay, one of the largest and last remaining koala populations can be found in the Koala Coast, along with significant shore birds, turtles and dugongs.