Federation Walk Littoral Rainforest (in progress)

The Federation Walk Coastal Reserve includes 60 hectares of vegetation and nearly three kilometres of shoreline. Stretching from Philip Park near Sea World to the Seaway on The Spit, it is one of the few remaining areas with an established dune system on the Gold Coast.

This project focuses on ecological restoration, improved access, and community stewardship, ensuring the reserve remains a valued natural asset within The Spit precinct.

Key features

• Habitat restoration including native vegetation planting and weed management
• Upgrades to pedestrian trails and access points
• Community engagement through volunteer programs and educational initiatives
• Integration with interpretive signage and cultural storytelling
• Enhances biodiversity and ecological resilience
• Supports nature-based experiences
• Encourages community involvement in conservation
• Protects significant coastal and dune ecosystems

Benefits

• Enhances biodiversity and ecological resilience
• Supports nature-based experiences
• Encourages community involvement in conservation
• Protects significant coastal and dune ecosystems

Planting commenced in April 2024, with anticipated project completion by mid-2027.

City of Gold Coast is leading the project funded by the Queensland Government and the Federal Government.