Environmental management
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Abandoned mine sites
Learn about the remediation of abandoned mines and how to report an abandoned mine.
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Contaminated land
Find out how to meet your environmental duties and obligations when dealing with contaminated land.
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Environmental offsets
Environmental offsets are used to replace environmental values lost through development that supports a rapidly growing economy and population.
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Community involvement in mining and petroleum lease approvals
Find out about the opportunities to have your say on proposed mining and petroleum (oil and gas) projects.
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Waste, dumping and litter
‘Waste’ is made up of general waste, such as household waste, and regulated waste which requires a higher level of management to prevent harm to the environment or human health.
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Incidents and disaster recovery
Find out how environmental incidents and disasters are managed from large-scale natural events to man-made disasters.
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Planning and guidelines
Environment guidelines help administering authorities implement the Environmental Protection Act 1994), its associated regulations and environmental protection policies.
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State of the environment reports
The reports provides information that contributes to improving environmental management and outcomes while balancing the needs of economic development.
Have your say
We hold public consultations for decisions about environment and heritage management—all Queenslanders are encouraged to take part.
For more information, see:
Environmental reports online
The Environmental reports online service provides access to custom reports which relate to selected environmental interests. You can choose the report type(s) you want generated, enter an area of interest (i.e. street address) and then a valid email address where the reports can be sent. New report types will be added to this page as they become available.
