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LBCCG is a small community group formed in 1992 that seeks to improve water quality throughout the Lake Baroon catchment by implementing on-ground works, education and awareness events. The group has grown from a part time Coordinator to currently employing one full time Manager, three part time project officers and a part time office manager.
Seqwater delivers a safe, secure water supply across south east Queensland and are committed to their vision of Water for life.
Catchments play a vital role in supplying safe drinking water and are an integral part of the ‘catchment to tap’ approach for potable water production.
Seqwater recognises the importance of engaging stakeholders, customers and the community, and partners with LBCCG in the Lake Baroon catchment to deliver on ground projects and raise awareness of current best practice to reduce risks to source water quality.

We are often asked what we actually do? No its not endless water quality testing nor running around the catchment telling people what they can and can’t do. There are other organisations to do all that. We prioritise on ground action – implementing projects that reduce risk to water quality but also provide numerous other benefits. Most of our projects improve habitat, address threatening processes to wildlife, protect remnant vegetation and even help landholders remain sustainable and viable. The last thing we want is to lose all our local farmers and be replaced with more and more houses. This can only be detrimental to water quality and the environment. This short video we produced in 2018  provides a small example of some of the work we do. 

What does LBCCG do? (Video link)

The 2022/23 financial year in many ways has been the culmination of many years of hard work. Turn-over peaked, staff numbers increased and on ground activity not only expanded but innovation and work quality improved.

The pandemic continued to impact the group with increased costs of material and labour. The LBCCG business model ensured that the impact of increased costs and labour shortages were minimised.

We would like to acknowledge our generous funding partners particularly Seqwater and Sunshine Coast Council for their continued support.

2022-23-Annual-Report-final

AGM
5th December 2024
3.00pm