Community Groups & Sporting Clubs

Here you will find great opportunities to learn and advance with your equestrian skills and to do it in the company of others who, just like you, want to get the very best out of their riding experience.

Tableland Region Art Society Inc (TRAS) is an active and long-established community art organisation. Based in Atherton, our members come from all over the Atherton Tablelands and beyond, and range from beginners to established artists.

Welcome to Malanda Landcare!

Malanda Landcare, also known as Malanda and Upper Johnstone Catchment landcare Association is a community group based in the Upper Johnstone River Catchment.

We work on a range of Landcare projects within the catchment and aim to engage the wider community to help rehabilitate degraded areas in the landscape.

What is Landcare?

Landcare is a movement, connecting people with a shared vision to protect, enhance and restore the natural environment through sustainable land management and conservation activities. Involvement in Landcare enables you to connect with like-minded people in your community whilst taking part in actively caring for the local environment.

We encourage you to come along to one of our working bees and see what it’s all about.

Our FB page will be regularly updated with our upcoming activities. please feel free to contact us (via FB) with any questions you may have about getting involved in Landcare.

We hope to see you soon 🙂

The Atherton Tableland Mineral & Lapidary Club Inc is a teaching and social club for Gem cutting and polishing, silversmithing and other lapidary crafts.

Mount Garnet Community Hub enable Community members to access resources and services ln a single location by clustering community facilities and interacting services .They are collaboratively planned and design to.
. Community led activities ( parents group, creative hobbies and interests ). Self- service facilities that encourage the community to use the space . ( Children’s toys, Children books,
Play group ).
Referral to targeted services of site.
Encouraging the Community to join together.

The objects of association are –
* To rescue,rehabilitate and release sick, injured and orphaned native fauna in accordance with the Nature Conservation Act of 1992 on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland.
* To make available education to both members and the general public regarding native wildlife through professionally accredited and industry recognised training programs, media representation, advertising materials and other lawful means of communication.
* To increase the perceived value of native fauna in the public eye.
* To ensure accountability of wildlife carers/rehabilitators whilst members of the association.
* To support and assist carers to ensure native fauna receives the highest possible standard of care and rehabilitation using current research and evidence based best practice in order that each animal shall have the best possible chance of survival once released.
* To ensure that members are aware of and fully abide by all provisions of the Code of Practice for the Care of Orphaned, Sick or Injured Protected Animals by Wildlife Care Volunteers (Nature Conservation Act 1992)
* To ensure all native fauna rehabilitated by members of the group are released wherever possible and practicable at a Tableland Wildlife Rescue Inc approved soft release site.
* To operate on a not for profit basis with all income and propertu of the association being used solely in the promotion of its objects.

Welcome everyone to our Annual Car and Bike Show held at the Mount Garnet Reserve, we hope to reach as many like minded people who like to cruise like us! Each year we will endeavour to make it bigger and better. Our show donates each year to various charities as our way of saying Thanks � We hope to see you all out there…stay tuned!

Tablelands Better Beef Open Day showcases member’s Beef Stud Operations via an annual Open Day.

VISION 4885 exists to facilitate positive action within our area by liaising and networking
with local groups and individuals to achieve commonly agreed goals and objectives.
We foster and assist community residents and organisations who seek support for their
initiatives and endeavours, especially where those initiatives and endeavours meet the
hopes, aspirations and wellbeing of the residents of Postcode Area 4885.

The Tableland Bridge Club Runs bridge sessions, plus lessons for new players. We also run bridge congresses in conjunction with other nearby clubs.