Park management programs

Fire management
Pest plants and animals and pathogens

Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service actively manages pest plants and animals and pathogens in parks, forests and other areas gazetted under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 and Forestry Act 1959, in order to protect the biodiversity and natural processes in these areas.
Joint management Cape York Peninsula

Information about the joint management of Cape York Peninsula national parks.
Sustainable Visitor Capacity Management studies

Sustainable Visitor Capacity Management studies were commissioned to inform long-term planning for the Bribie Island, Cooloola and K’gari recreation areas.
Post-flood evaluation of impacts on natural values

Following flood events, assessments are conducted in priority areas of the Queensland parks and forests estate to understand the impact on natural values and help inform mitigation and recovery efforts.