Re-create your garden and take down troublesome trees with Coral Coast Trees & Landscapes. Locally owned and operated, we provide the best care at highly competitive prices across the Townsville region. We started back in 1995 in the arboriculture industry, professionally working with trees to preserve their natural aesthetics rather than the usual lopping which promotes insect and disease attack and shortens the trees life which costs more money to rectify. We found we had a great understanding of the landscape around us and now perform quality landscaping projects to compliment our tree service business. We pride ourselves in taking extreme care with all our valued customers property and gardens leaving the site as clean and in some instances cleaner than before we arrived. We carry out all aspects of tree work including crown thinning, lifting and reductions, tree and palm removals, palm de-nutting and palm seed removals and stump grinding of unwanted stumps and surface roots. Professional climbers are available for restricted sites and modern elevating work platforms for those dangerous or difficult trees. Our landscaping tasks include yard leveling, drainage, turf, lawn top dressing, irrigation, garden edging and borders, rockeries, weed control, mulching and more. Get in contact with our team today.

NQ Dry Tropics is an independent, not-for-profit organisation that is committed to sustaining our region's natural resources for the benefit of current and future generations. We are a non-governmental Natural Resource Management (NRM) body operating in the 146,000km Burdekin Dry Tropics region, which covers vast rural areas, as well as Townsville, Charters Towers, Greenvale, Ayr, Home Hill, Bowen, the lower Burdekin towns, Collinsville and Alpha. Our natural resources include our native plants and animals, rivers, oceans, beaches, paddocks and bushland. Well-maintained natural resources contribute to our wonderful lifestyle and are vital to the region's economy, which includes agriculture, horticulture, tourism, construction and mining. Carefully and sustainably managing these natural resources will help to ensure that future generations can swim, dive, fish, keep cattle, grow crops, and generally benefit from all that our beautiful region has to offer. This can be achieved by taking actions such as controlling pest species, and reducing chemical and sediment levels in our water, which can be harmful to our waterways and the Great Barrier Reef. To have the best chance of success, the Burdekin Dry Tropics community needs to work together with industry and government on well-planned, adequately-funded projects that reduce impacts on our natural resources. This is where NQ Dry Tropics has a crucial role to play. We are experts in agriculture, biodiversity, wetlands, waterways, and partnership building. We also have extensive links to community groups, Traditional Owners, landowners, local and national industry bodies, and all levels of government. This means we are perfectly-placed to bring all of these groups together to undertake projects that are innovative, cost-effective and hugely beneficial to our environment. We link dedicated individuals, tribal and community groups with funding opportunities to assist them to make positive and lasting contributions to our environment. We provide advice and support to landowners who want to introduce more sustainable practices on their properties. We put on events to share best-practice solutions and celebrate successful outcomes�and that's just the start. We are here to provide the support that enables the Burdekin Dry Tropics community to lead the way in sustainably managing its land and water. Read more about our Programmes and Projects.