This page accesses materials on Moreton Bay. The background is explained in the post Moreton Bay Knowledge Hub – Introduction. We acknowledge the special expertise of QSN member body the Foundation in all matters concerning the Bay. Please also use the Search box on the front page.
In mid-March 2026, The Moreton Bay Foundation released a benchmark new report: Sedimentation Impacts on Moreton Bay – a priority knowledge synthesis. It is released with major sections also published […] A report Community understanding and appreciation of Moreton Bay – a framework to support engaging communities dated 1 December 2023 explores residents’ understanding, appreciation, and behaviours related to Moreton Bay […] QSN member body The Moreton Bay Foundation has released a Blueprint for a sustainable Moreton Bay for people and nature (2025-2035) along with a Technical Appendix and a readable summary […] The Moreton Bay Foundation plans to establish a Knowledge Hub to guide research, action and advocacy. Moreton Bay is one of Australia’s most important coastal and cultural resources. It is […] Migratory shorebird populations in Moreton Bay have declined by up to 79%. The Moreton Bay Foundation, a QSN member group, has published the findings of a collaborative research project that […] The latest Newsletter has been issued, with items on “Eastern King Prawns have nurseries at Toondah Harbour” use of drones to survey wading birds and South East Queensland Underwater Ecological […] The Moreton Bay Foundation was officially launched on the 30 August by His Excellency the Governor at a function at Brisbane City Hall. An immensely rich compendium of contemporary and […]
Sedimentation in Moreton Bay
Moreton Bay – Community appreciation
Blueprint for Moreton Bay 2025-2035
Moreton Bay Knowledge Hub – Introduction
Using Drones to Survey Wading Birds (Shorebirds)
The Moreton Bay Foundation December 2022 Newsletter
The Moreton Bay Foundation Launched