Our programs

See how our programs and projects deliver outcomes for a biodiverse, sustainable and resilient future.

Delivering for a sustainable future

Reimagining Mount Coot-tha

Mt Coot-tha, one of Brisbane’s most cherished natural landmarks, is set to be transformed into a world-class eco-tourism destination. Brisbane Sustainability Agency, known for its successful revitalisation of Oxley Creek,…
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Sustainable Action Training

Tailored education workshops and training to help yourself, your organisation or your students learn why and how to drive positive change for a sustainable future.
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Biodiverse Brisbane Initiative

A partnership with Greening Australia and Brisbane City Council to plant 1 million native plants by 2031.
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Flood Resilient Suburbs Programs

Brisbane Sustainability Agency works with Brisbane City Council to build flood resilience into Brisbane’s homes, businesses and community facilities.
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Sustainable Business Hub

Brisbane’s resource for savings that are good for your business, and the planet. Find exclusive offers on sustainable solutions for your business.
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Brisbane Carbon Challenge

Helping Brisbane residents measure and lower their household carbon emissions from home energy, transport and waste with an online calculator and useful tips and resources.
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Oxley Creek Transformation

Revitalising the Oxley Creek corridor from the Brisbane River to Larapinta into a world class green, lifestyle and leisure destination.
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Resilient Clubs Support Program

Helping Brisbane clubs become more energy and water efficient to reduce operational costs, future-proofing them for the benefit of the Brisbane community.
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Success stories

See how our programs deliver real outcomes for Brisbane.

One change that can halve your carbon footprint

BRISBANE CARBON CHALLENGE

How Brisbane residents and carbon challenge participants reduce their carbon footprint by 50% with one simple action.

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What residents say

FLOOD RESILIENT HOMES

Hear from Brisbane residents about their experiences with flooding on their properties, and what they have to say about the flood resilience works completed on their homes.

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Warril Parkland Outdoor Queensland award

OXLEY CREEK TRANSFORMATION

In 2020 the Oxley Creek Transformation Project won the Outdoor Queensland Award for their design and delivery of Warill Parkland nature playground.

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Helping Brisbane’s clubs improve their water and energy efficiency

RESILIENT CLUBS

To date, we’ve enabled 32 community clubs to install solar, saving a total of 800 megawatt hours of energy and an estimated $200,000 in energy costs annually.

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Building Flood Resilience
in Brisbane

INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENT

We are working with Brisbane City Council to educate and support Brisbane residents and the building industry to build the resilience of our homes and reduce the impact of flooding events on properties.

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Can flood resilience protect more homes like Rusty’s in the future?

ABC NEWS, 18 MAY 2022

Rusty, a Flood Resilient Homes Participant, shares how the flood resilient building strategies used on his home made his post-flood clean-up much easier.

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Past Programs

We have been delivering programs for a sustainable future since 2009.

Reduce Your Juice

Reduce Your Juice is Brisbane Sustainability Agency’s Australian-first energy saving program helping younger, digitally connected adults to change their electricity consumption habits and reduce their bills.

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Energy Savvy Families

Brisbane Sustainability Agency worked with the Queensland Government to deliver the Energy Savvy Families program to targeted areas of regional Queensland. Vulnerable and regional households were a key focus for the program as these are often the most impacted by energy costs.

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