Happy New Year from Save Our Waterways Now (SOWN) Enoggera Catchment Bushcare!

SOWN's home is Enoggera Creek and its tributaries Ithaca and Fish Creeks. Enoggera creek runs from Mt Nebo to the Brisbane River, at the Albion rail bridge it changes name to Breakfast Creek. Ithaca Creek flows from below the TV towers on Mt. Coot-tha to merge with Enoggera Creek not far from Bancroft Park in Kelvin Grove. Fish Creek is spring fed arising in the Gap and joining Enoggera Creek near Walton Bridge. Sown is active in many sites throughout the catchment with regular bushcare activities, which you can participate in, our activities restore the environment and help fight climate change.

SOWN activities are listed on our webpage (SaveOurWaterwaysNow. com.au), or simply type SOWN into your webpage browser and go to our home page. You may only be able to help-out for a few hours once in a while, or make bushcare a regular activity, we are happy to have you in our site groups.

You can contact the site organiser or simply turn up at the place and time advertised. We are a friendly lot and will welcome your participation. You can expect a variety of tasks from tree planting, ground preparation or site maintenance and most importantly a great social outing.

SOWN has participated in the restoration of Enoggera Creek for over twentyfive years, from Mt Nebo through The Gap, Ashgrove, Newmarket to Breakfast Creek. Fish Creek runs through The Gap and Ithaca Creek, runs from Mt Coot-tha through Bardon, Red Hill, Ashgrove to Kelvin Grove with a site close to you.

You can help develop wildlife corridors linking