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The Burleigh Headland National Park, one of the last natural headlands in the area between Brisbane Qld and the NSW Border is being ruined (or we could say is ruined) by weed growth. The area is managed by Qld National Parks and Wildlife Service from fund by the Queensland Government. Funding is so limited that it appears the Service is unable to control the weeds. It is indeed a sorry state of affairs. For the casual observer not familiar with Australian Native Bush, the "greenery" appears beautiful but when you look closer, you can see much of the greenery is environmental weeds.

The Burleigh Headland National Park, one of the last natural headlands in the area between Brisbane Qld and the NSW Border is being ruined (or we could say is ruined) by weed growth. The area is managed by Qld National Parks and Wildlife Service from fund by the Queensland Government. Funding is so limited that it appears the Service is unable to control the weeds. It is indeed a sorry state of affairs. For the casual observer not familiar with Australian Native Bush, the "greenery" appears beautiful but when you look closer, you can see much of the greenery is environmental weeds.

The Burleigh Headland National Park, one of the last natural headlands in the area between Brisbane Qld and the NSW Border is being ruined (or we could say is ruined) by weed growth. The area is managed by Qld National Parks and Wildlife Service from fund by the Queensland Government. Funding is so limited that it appears the Service is unable to control the weeds. It is indeed a sorry state of affairs. For the casual observer not familiar with Australian Native Bush, the "greenery" appears beautiful but when you look closer, you can see much of the greenery is environmental weeds.

The Burleigh Headland National Park, one of the last natural headlands in the area between Brisbane Qld and the NSW Border is being ruined (or we could say is ruined) by weed growth. The area is managed by Qld National Parks and Wildlife Service from fund by the Queensland Government. Funding is so limited that it appears the Service is unable to control the weeds. It is indeed a sorry state of affairs. For the casual observer not familiar with Australian Native Bush, the "greenery" appears beautiful but when you look closer, you can see much of the greenery is environmental weeds.

The Burleigh Headland National Park, one of the last natural headlands in the area between Brisbane Qld and the NSW Border is being ruined (or we could say is ruined) by weed growth. The area is managed by Qld National Parks and Wildlife Service from fund by the Queensland Government. Funding is so limited that it appears the Service is unable to control the weeds. It is indeed a sorry state of affairs. For the casual observer not familiar with Australian Native Bush, the "greenery" appears beautiful but when you look closer, you can see much of the greenery is environmental weeds.