Welcome to the first edition of a new monthly column Sustainability Matters. The column will address issues related to sustainable development, that is, promoting projects initiatives and policies that deliver developments in our region that add social and economic value in ways that do not degrade our environment.

GBSAN’s submission to provide feedback on the proposed expansion of the Container Refund Scheme in Queensland.

Join the Granite Belt Growers Association, the SQNNSW Innovation Hub, Worms Downunder and Graeme Sait from Nutri-Tech Solutions to find out how worms could help boost your productivity.

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The charges are located in the south west corner of the Rogers Street car park. There are four chargers, with different speeds, including fast chargers.

2022 was another busy year for GBSAN with plenty of emerging opportunities in 2023.

Foxbar Falls Field Weekend hosted by Indigenous Plants for Health, Nov 19-20. See full program.

GBSAN has played a pivotal role in the establishment of a pilot project involving eight landholders on the Traprock who are partnering with farmer-owned Regen Farmers Mutual

The Waste and Resource Recovery Group has committed to focus on three key areas where our efforts can be directed to affect change.

Cats have a significant and devastating impact on our native wildlife and as a region with bushland areas of high biodiversity values, uncontrolled cats are decimating wildlife and contributing to the rising feral cat problem.

A two-year journey with water futures project comes to an end.

Despite a cold and wet day on September 3rd, the Stanthorpe Eco Expo was well attended by Granite Belt locals and visitors alike. The day continues to grow and attract a diverse set of people interested in developing skills in many aspects of sustainability, sharing information and knowledge, and hearing inspirational stories from guest speakers.

Take your 10c eligible containers to the Containers for Change depot, at the first Stanthorpe industrial estate, 2-6 Walsh Drive, Stanthorpe and quote code C10683974 to donate the proceeds to GBSAN.

Here are the slides from the Restoring Threatened Species Habitat workshop that was held in Stanthorpe on Saturday 30 July 2022.

Granite Belt Sustainable Action Network today launched its Wildlife Friendly Granite Belt campaign.

At the recent Apple & Grape Harvest Festival our GBSAN float received second place in the non-profit category.

Save $10 on your tickets to our regenerative agriculture symposium on 4 September by booking before 20 August. Early registration, available now $40.

Council has a new environmental sustainability strategy.

Granite Belt Sustainable Action Network (GBSAN) is hosting a one-day Regenerative Agriculture Symposium in Stanthorpe on 4 September 2021.

Our submission to the SDRC.