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Environmental Rehabilitation - Securing the Future
Environment Impact Statement
A comprehensive Environment Impact Statement (EIS), which is currently being finalised, will ensure all potential social, economic and environmental impacts have been considered, including environmental, construction and traffic management plans.
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Conserving local flora and fauna
Key environmental benefits of Toondah Harbour include a connected conservation corridor with new koala food tree planting, living sea walls, protected rocky coves, oyster reefs and integral wetlands that play a stormwater management function.
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In harmony with natural surroundings
Protecting and enhancing GJ Walter Park, retaining the magnificent fig, Norfolk pine and tuckeroo trees, and enhancing the local environment is paramount for the revitalisation of Toondah Harbour as a place to thrive and grow.
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Explore, play and learn
A conservation park with wetland education and cultural centre will be complemented by low impact boardwalks, nature and heritage trails and a new visitor centre. The revitalisation will provide new exploration, play, and education areas for conservation and habitat protection programs.
A practical and environmentally responsive solution
The current environmental impact studies, research and analysis seeks to find balanced outcomes to protect and preserve the environmental qualities of the area, while delivering much needed infrastructure investment, local employment and foreshore amenities for the growing Redlands Coast community.
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News
Latest news from Toondah Harbour’s project team
Much-needed port upgrade for the Redlands Coast
A world-class ferry terminal upgrade at the new Toondah Harbour will strengthen and enhance connections between Cleveland and Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) and, potentially, other southern Moreton Bay islands.
Read moreToondah Harbour a game-changer for the Redlands Coast tourism industry
The revitalisation of Toondah Harbour will be the catalyst for a tourism boom that will put the Redlands Coast on the map as one of Australia’s top destinations for tourists.
Read moreToondah Harbour to put Redlands on the world stage
The revitalisation of Toondah Harbour has the potential to be a game-changer for south-east Queensland’s economy – a “generational opportunity” to bring a new era of jobs and productivity growth.
Research by The Business of Cities, based at University College London, found the $2.3 billion project could put the Redlands region on the map as one of the world’s most unique harbourside developments.
Read moreTalk Toondah Sessions
In mid-2020, a series of ‘Talk Toondah’ sessions were held to provide an opportunity for community members to ask questions of the consultants undertaking the technical assessments for the environmental impact statement (EIS), which is currently being prepared for the Toondah Harbour project.
If you missed out on attending the Talk Toondah sessions, complete the form below to register your interest in any upcoming events, information sessions and more.
There are a number of videos that were recorded as part of the first series of Talk Toondah sessions, these are available to view on our Talk Toondah page.
Register your interest to recieve the latest Toondah Harbour news and updates.
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