Brighton Kangaroos 4017

Brighton Kangaroos 4017 Kangaroos living in Brighton, Sandgate, Deagon, Tinchi Tamba and 4017 Kangaroos live in Brighton and Sandgate.

This page is for them and to record sightings of Kangaroos and Wallabies living in the 4017 Postcode.. Did you know that in 2010 a Large Buck led his mob of Kangaroos into the to Tincha Tamba Wetlands by swimming across the Pine River. They were escaping development occuring from Northlakes, Mango Hill. That mob had some adventurous individuals who explored further south, into the Bracken Ridge Hi

gh School grounds, across the deviation and Barfoot Street, into the Third Lagoon and the Deagon Wetlands. Those Kangaroos live with us in Brighton and Sandgate, Bald Hills and Deagon today. In 2016 when the Gateway Motorway Upgrade construction started, then the Wetlands were burnt many times these animals began to move closer into our suburb, unfortunately some have not made it. Between August and November, 2016 - 6 Kangaroos died on Bracken Ridge Road, just outsi de the Wetlands. Please drive slowly in this area, look out for them, and hopefully they can adjust to the habitat loss and continue to live with us. # # # Live Peacefully and take care of yourself and our environment.

ATTN:  Community Sessions occurring on the following dates:Have your say!  20ha of invaluable Wetlands to be removed, mo...
05/04/2026

ATTN: Community Sessions occurring on the following dates:

Have your say! 20ha of invaluable Wetlands to be removed, more wildlife losses, years of roadworks ahead, no offset in the local vicinity, no wildlife bridges, unsatisfactory wildlife underpasses - this is what this means ...

Thursday 16 April 2026 06:00 pm to 09:00 pm
Chermside Westfield

Tuesday 21 April 2026 04:00 pm to 07:00 pm
Bald Hills Scout Hall

Thursday 30 April 2026 03:00 pm to 06:00 pm
Bracken Ridge Plaza

Saturday 2 May 2026 09:00 am to 12:00 pm
North Lakes Westfield

https://www.yoursay-projects.tmr.qld.gov.au/gateway-motorway-bruce-highway-upgrades?utm_medium=paid&utm_source=fb&utm_id=120205731206600448&utm_content=120241066067180448&utm_term=120241065957790448&utm_campaign=120205731206600448&fbclid=IwY2xjawQ_C8BleHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQBqy7Ak2E28HNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR70P-ynDUTnNIt-1Rw-5mu7r-Holyt5mAutuijWnVkaggYcDtSWwhvxaIJ5Rw_aem_evM17KTJ9CGHf-mS5Jz6mQ

The Queensland Government is progressing staged upgrades to the Gateway Motorway and Bruce Highway corridors in the north Brisbane and southern Moreton Bay Region.

Tinchi Tamba UpdateBrighton Kangaroos visited Tinchi Tamba yesterday - first opportunity as there had been road closures...
16/03/2025

Tinchi Tamba Update
Brighton Kangaroos visited Tinchi Tamba yesterday - first opportunity as there had been road closures and we could not gain access. There is a lot of debris, downed trees and boggy ground. It was lovely to see the Mob relaxing and enjoying the late afternoon sun. There was no evidence of any stress or injury. There were quite a few young ones and we noted some of the older mob who would have survived 2022. Gave us hope!

Thank you for your queries, we share your concerns.Our amazing friends at Wildlife Rescue Queensland helped with our bea...
04/03/2025

Thank you for your queries, we share your concerns.

Our amazing friends at Wildlife Rescue Queensland helped with our beautiful Mob during the 2022 weather event.

Please note this useful information they have shared regarding wildlife in our area and the pending Tropical Cyclone. Please reach out to WRQ if you have any queries.

We will be monitoring the page and will check on the Mob post the weather event. However as it is still unknown what is ahead, communications may be limited. Please stay safe.

10/12/2024

Thank you to everyone who has messaged re the young deceased female Roo on Barfoot - opposite Bracken Ridge HS.
BCC have been advised

Come along to the Environmental Hub at Deception Bay this Thursday night to learn about kangaroos from University of Sun...
13/10/2024

Come along to the Environmental Hub at Deception Bay this Thursday night to learn about kangaroos from University of Sunshine Coast researcher, Jasmin Annett. Attendance is free, please register via the link

Talking about Kangaroos 17 October 2024. 7.00 PM at the Deception Bay Environmental Hub (see events page). https://www.trybooking.com/CVCZT

In all the years of working around our bushcare sites and wetlands I have been amazed by the mobs of kangaroos living in our bushland and nature reserves. Over the years, as urban development continues, we are seeing less and less of these iconic species at these sites. Learn about the latest use of technology to understand how they move in the landscape and implications for their conservation.. You can register for free at the link above!

Hope to see you there (Bob Crudgington REF Environmental)

Thanks to Keep Sandgate Beautiful Association Inc who hosted another kangaroo walk through Tinchi Tamba this morning. We...
12/10/2024

Thanks to Keep Sandgate Beautiful Association Inc who hosted another kangaroo walk through Tinchi Tamba this morning. We were joined by ecologist, Dr Beth Brunton and 2 colleagues from the University of the Sunshine Coast and interested community members.

Tinchi Tamba is such vital habitat for the eastern grey kangaroos, whose population declined as a result of the February 2022 floods when many drowned. With the Gateway Motorway Bruce Highway Upgrade (GMBHU) set to begin next year, we will lose 20 hectares of this beautiful wetland, also home to 238 species of birds. Please consider writing to the Minister for Main Roads Bart Mellish MP and local member Stirling Hinchliffe MP to ensure wildlife solutions are included in this project. Our dwindling green spaces are vital for the wildlife that live there and our own well-being.

It was encouraging to see 5 fauna bridges/overpasses along the Pacific Highway from Woolgoolga  to the border on my trav...
11/09/2024

It was encouraging to see 5 fauna bridges/overpasses along the Pacific Highway from Woolgoolga to the border on my travels back to Queensland yesterday. The Pacific Highway upgrade traverses diverse landscapes and over the past 20 years Dept of Transport NSW (along with Federal funding) has developed and implemented a wide range of design and management measures to mitigate and offset impacts to native wildlife.

It is therefore disappointing to note that no fauna overpasses have been included in planning by TMR for the Gateway Motorway Bruce Highway Upgrade project (GMBHU) to widen the arterial through Bracken Ridge to the Pine River bridge. We are set to lose 20 hectares of Tinchi Tamba to accommodate this upgrade (along with the fire and ambulance stations), yet only 2 underpasses have been included. Tinchi Tamba is vital habitat, home to endangered koalas, a population of eastern grey kangaroos (whose numbers were severely affected in the Feb 2022 floods) and a variety of bird species.

Please contact Minister [email protected] and ask for better outcomes for our wildlife and the environment relating to the GMBHU project. How will the rate payers of Brisbane be reimbursed for loss of this vital habitat? Where are the offsets to be? We are fast running out of habitat and green spaces….

30/07/2024

There is a kangaroo in the vicinity of Bungama Street, Deagon - if you spot it -please let us know.
Currently searching to enable safe relocation.

Please slow down if you are travelling along Sandgate Rd this morning. There is a deceased kangaroo on the road under th...
28/07/2024

Please slow down if you are travelling along Sandgate Rd this morning. There is a deceased kangaroo on the road under the Gateway Motorway Overpass, heading south bound. It has been reported to Council.

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