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Tinchi Tamba Wetlands Track Map Spoonbill Grey mangrove Grey kangaroo Striated heron Printed on recycled paper Managing Brisbane’s natural areas Brisbane City Council manages more than 8000 hectares of bushland and wetland reserves. To ensure our natural areas provide healthy habitat for native plants and animals, and beautiful places for the community to enjoy, Council has to actively manage these areas. Pressures include weeds, arson, pest animals, unrestrained domestic pets, illegal dumping and unauthorised recreational activities such as trail bike riding. Report arson Arson, or bushfire started illegally, is a crime and a major threat to all reserve users, reserve neighbours and wildlife. The majority of fires in Brisbane’s bushlands are deliberately lit, or start under suspicious circumstances. To report a fire call emergency services on 000 (triple zero). To report suspicious behaviour contact Policelink on 13 14 44. For more information visit www.bushfirearson.gov.au For your safety Enjoy the forest with a friend (don’t go alone). Wear a hat, sunscreen and carry water. Wear comfortable footwear if you are going bushwalking. Make sure you let someone know where you are going, and when you plan to return. Exercise caution when on tracks. Some tracks may be muddy or flooded after heavy rain or very high tides. Take a track map or use your mobile phone to download a map from www.brisbane.qld.gov.au or from QR codes located on track signs in the reserves. Carry a mobile phone. In an emergency dial 000 or 112 (or text 106 if you have a Teletyper device) as full mobile coverage may not be present in all areas. Getting there By car: access is from Wyampa Road, Bald Hills. By bike: go to www.brisbane.qld.gov.au and search ‘cycling in Brisbane’ to plan your trip. How to protect our bushland Keep to walking tracks Dog on leash Clean up after your dog Under Council’s local laws, conducting or engaging in the following activities is prohibited. No littering No fires No camping No horse riding No motorbikes No interference with plants No unauthorised vehicles or motorised vehicles Brisbane City Council Information GPO Box 1434 Brisbane Qld 4001 For more information visit www.brisbane.qld.gov.au or call (07) 3403 8888 Facebook.com/BrisbaneCityCouncil CA14-238230-01-540 © Brisbane City Council 2014 @brisbanecityqld Tinchi Tamba Wetlands Tinchi Tamba Wetlands on the banks of the Pine River in Brisbane’s north is named after the Aboriginal words for ibis and mangroves. The wetlands, shaped by freshwater and saltwater flooding, have international significance as habitat for migratory shorebirds that visit during the summer months. Habitats in Tinchi Tamba Wetlands range from eucalypt woodland to paperbark swamp and intertidal flats. Mangrove-lined estuaries provide important nursery grounds for many marine species. Deep Water Bend is a popular area within the wetlands providing access to picnic tables and barbeque facilities, a playground, fishing platforms, a boat/canoe ramp, walking tracks and a bird hide. Special features River sunset Don’t miss the stunning rays of the setting sun over the silhouette of the D’Aguilar Ranges, combined with cool breezes from the water. Birdlife Tinchi Tamba is a shorebird hot spot. During the summer months migratory shorebirds roost and feed on the mudflats. Look for the secretive mangrove kingfishers within the mangroves. Canoe trails The magical wetland waterways within Tinchi Tamba can be explored using the canoe trails. Walking tracks Island Circuit Track 3 km (1 hour) This boardwalk crosses the intertidal mangroves and saltmarshes along the riverbank. By watching, listening and walking quietly you will see roosting shorebirds resting among the saltmarshes on a high tide during the summer months. Ensure you do not disturb the shorebirds. Check a tide chart before you visit. Birdhide Track 1 km return (20 minutes) This track takes you through the open grasslands where you can spot raptors flying high. Bald Hills Creek bird hide overlooks exposed mudflats on a low tide; perfect for shorebird viewing. You can see avocets and black- winged stilts in the winter months – best viewing is when there is 2-3 cm of water on the mudflats. Canoe trails Island Trail 4 km circuit Explore the Tinchi Tamba islands, channels and mangrove forests on a high tide. Look and listen for the secretive birdlife. Beware when the tide goes out as the mudflats are exposed with shallow channels not quite deep enough for watercraft to pass through. Watch for eagles hunting along the riverbanks and shorebirds feeding on the mudflats. Eagle Trail 9 km return Paddle from the boat ramp down the Pine River and up into Bald Hills Creek, exploring the channels as you go. Remember to save enough energy to paddle back. Watch majestic birds flying high or paddle near the creek banks so you can catch a glimpse of the shy mangrove forest birds.

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Tinchi Tamba WetlandsTrack Map

Spoonbill

Grey mangrove

Grey kangaroo

Striated heron

Printed on recycled paper

Managing Brisbane’s natural areasBrisbane City Council manages more than 8000 hectares of bushland and wetland reserves. To ensure our natural areas provide healthy habitat for native plants and animals, and beautiful places for the community to enjoy, Council has to actively manage these areas. Pressures include weeds, arson, pest animals, unrestrained domestic pets, illegal dumping and unauthorised recreational activities such as trail bike riding.

Report arsonArson, or bushfire started illegally, is a crime and a major threat to all reserve users, reserve neighbours and wildlife. The majority of fires in Brisbane’s bushlands are deliberately lit, or start under suspicious circumstances.

• To report a fire call emergency services on 000 (triple zero).

• To report suspicious behaviour contact Policelink on 13 14 44.

For more information visit www.bushfirearson.gov.au

For your safety• Enjoy the forest with a friend (don’t go alone).

• Wear a hat, sunscreen and carry water.

• Wear comfortable footwear if you are going bushwalking.

• Make sure you let someone know where you are going, and when you plan to return.

• Exercise caution when on tracks. Some tracks may be muddy or flooded after heavy rain or very high tides.

• Take a track map or use your mobile phone to download a map from www.brisbane.qld.gov.au or from QR codes located on track signs in the reserves.

• Carry a mobile phone. In an emergency dial 000 or 112 (or text 106 if you have a Teletyper device) as full mobile coverage may not be present in all areas.

Getting thereBy car: access is from Wyampa Road, Bald Hills.

By bike: go to www.brisbane.qld.gov.au and search ‘cycling in Brisbane’ to plan your trip.

How to protect our bushland

Keep to walking tracks

Dog on leash Clean up after your dog

Under Council’s local laws, conducting or engaging in the following activities is prohibited.

No littering No fires

No camping No horse riding No motorbikes

No interference with plants

No unauthorised vehicles or motorised

vehicles

Brisbane City CouncilInformation

GPO Box 1434Brisbane Qld 4001

For more information visit www.brisbane.qld.gov.auor call (07) 3403 8888

Facebook.com/BrisbaneCityCouncil

CA14-238230-01-540

© Brisbane City Council 2014 @brisbanecityqld

Tinchi Tamba WetlandsTinchi Tamba Wetlands on the banks of the Pine River in Brisbane’s north is named after the Aboriginal words for ibis and mangroves. The wetlands, shaped by freshwater and saltwater flooding, have international significance as habitat for migratory shorebirds that visit during the summer months. Habitats in Tinchi Tamba Wetlands range from eucalypt woodland to paperbark swamp and intertidal flats. Mangrove-lined estuaries provide important nursery grounds for many marine species.

Deep Water Bend is a popular area within the wetlands providing access to picnic tables and barbeque facilities, a playground, fishing platforms, a boat/canoe ramp, walking tracks and a bird hide.

Special features

River sunset Don’t miss the stunning rays of the setting sun over the silhouette of the D’Aguilar Ranges, combined with cool breezes from the water.

Birdlife Tinchi Tamba is a shorebird hot spot. During the summer months migratory shorebirds roost and feed on the mudflats. Look for the secretive mangrove kingfishers within the mangroves.

Canoe trails The magical wetland waterways within Tinchi Tamba can be explored using the canoe trails.

Walking tracks

Island Circuit Track 3 km (1 hour)This boardwalk crosses the intertidal mangroves and saltmarshes along the riverbank. By watching, listening and walking quietly you will see roosting shorebirds resting among the saltmarshes on a high tide during the summer months. Ensure you do not disturb the shorebirds. Check a tide chart before you visit.

Birdhide Track 1 km return (20 minutes)This track takes you through the open grasslands where you can spot raptors flying high. Bald Hills Creek bird hide overlooks exposed mudflats on a low tide; perfect for shorebird viewing. You can see avocets and black-winged stilts in the winter months – best viewing is when there is 2-3 cm of water on the mudflats.

Canoe trails

Island Trail 4 km circuitExplore the Tinchi Tamba islands, channels and mangrove forests on a high tide. Look and listen for the secretive birdlife. Beware when the tide goes out as the mudflats are exposed with shallow channels not quite deep enough for watercraft to pass through. Watch for eagles hunting along the riverbanks and shorebirds feeding on the mudflats.

Eagle Trail 9 km returnPaddle from the boat ramp down the Pine River and up into Bald Hills Creek, exploring the channels as you go. Remember to save enough energy to paddle back. Watch majestic birds flying high or paddle near the creek banks so you can catch a glimpse of the shy mangrove forest birds.

Tinchi Tamba Wetlands Reserve

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Tinchi Tamba Wetlands Reserve

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Tinchi Tamba Wetlands Track Map

Walking track ratingEasy: mostly flat with minor slopes and fairly even track surface with few obstacles.

Moderate: track may be hilly and have uneven surfaces in sections.

Hard: track may be steep, uneven and have obstacles in sections.

Canoeing safetyCanoe trails in Tinchi Tamba are easy if planned correctly. Check tides, currents and wind conditions as these trails can become difficult when paddling against the wind and current.

Walking

Bikeway

Canoeing

Boardwalk

Picnic area

Toilets

Disabled toilet

Tap

Car park

Boat ramp

Playground

Fishing platform

Bird hide

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Name Use/rating Distance

1 Island Trail 4 km

2 Eagle Trail 9 km

3 Island Circuit Track 3 km

4 Birdhide Track 4 km

Tinchi Tamba Wetlands Tracks

Scan the QR code to visit Council’s webpage and view this and other natural area maps on your mobile phone >

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