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Thank you for standing up to Protect Beautiful Queensland!

Queenslanders are passionate about the special place that we live, and have already done so much for our natural places. From championing the Outback to protecting more of Cape York from saving forests to properly funding our important nature refuges – together we’ve accomplished so much.

But the reality is there is still so much to be done to protect Queensland’s natural wonders that are the envy of the world, and the engine of our way of life.

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I've just joined the campaign to Protect Beautiful Queensland. Can you join me? Click here: https://protectqueensland.org.au/take-action/sign-the-petition/

Queensland is the envy of the world. We have some of the world’s oldest living cultures, best beaches, most ancient forests, and thriving desert ecosystems.

From the rolling red sand dunes of the Simpson Desert to mangrove-ringed atolls of the northern coastline; the rocky escarpments of the scenic rim and the infinite horizons of the outback savannah; Queensland is home to a truly staggering array of landscapes.
However, we could lose what we love most about Queensland.

Compared to other states and territories we have protected the smallest proportion of land for nature, culture and recreation. This is despite Queensland being the richest state for plants and animals, and the second largest in area.

And now is the time for action! Across Australia and Queensland, our elected representatives are backing the call to protect more of our natural wealth.

We must do more to protect nature, build the resilience of our communities and prevent new extinctions of our cherished wildlife.

That's why I’m calling on my elected representatives to support the doubling of Queensland’s protected areas, in partnership with First Nations people, by 2030.

This means:
More resources for better management of all national parks
– A commitment to deliver Queensland’s protected areas strategy by 2030
– Increased support for private landholders to better protect nature on their land
– Increased opportunity for appropriate nature-based tourism and recreation

Will you join me? It only takes a minute: https://protectqueensland.org.au/take-action/sign-the-petition/

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