Military land, springs and pests in Greenbank QLD
The Greenbank Military Range is on the Commonwealth Heritage List and is part of the local landscape. The area has natural springs and watercourses that run through the forested parts of the suburb. This environment supports local wildlife including koalas, wallabies and a variety of lizards. These factors influence site selection and pest management for new builds. Residents use walking tracks in areas like Blue Grass and New Beith Estates.
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Military land
The Greenbank Military Range is within the suburb. It is listed on the Commonwealth Heritage List and covers a large area of the locality.
Springs and watercourses
Natural springs feed a watercourse that runs through the natural forest. This area is also known as the Platypus Pools and Bracken Way.
Local wildlife
The natural habitat is home to koalas, wallabies, blue wrens and water monitors. Pest species like snakes and spiders also live in the forest.
Walking tracks
Residents use tracks that run through the forested areas. The track connects to neighbouring suburbs like Boronia Heights.
Estate locations
The walking tracks extend into estates such as Blue Grass, New Beith, Lyons and Teviot Downs Estates.
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Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Greenbank. Licensed building practitioners.
