Certified Naturally Farmed is a local Participatory Guarantee System (or quality assurance system) based on the National Organic Standards, the same principles that certified producers follow. Certified Naturally Farmed members annually audit each other with a consumer representative, visiting each farm and assessing that they comply with these standards. This group also acts as a peer support network for local farmers.

The Australian Naturalist Network and Stanthorpe Field Naturalists are having a Get-together, and this page assists in getting everyone where they need to be.

The proposed Emu Swamp Dam site lies on the Severn River upstream of Fletcher Road, 15 kilometres south from Stanthorpe, Queensland.
The river flows into the Murray Darling Basin, but being at the headwaters it gathers a relatively small amount of water.
The river only runs for brief periods now, as many dams, weirs and harvest licences upstream have already captured the overland and river flow.

The Granite Belt Wildlife Carers Incorporated (GBWC Inc) was formed in 2006 by a group of volunteers dedicated to the rescue, care and rehabilitation of orphaned, injured and sick native wildlife. GBWC Inc is based in Stanthorpe, SE Qld but their work covers the geographical area bordered by the NSW/Qld Border, Texas, Allora, Killarney, Warwick, Liston and everywhere on the Stanthorpe Plateau.

A group of photographers who meet monthly to improve their photographic skills. Guest speakers are invited to our meetings. Social outings are held during the year.

A group interested in Natural History having monthly walks and publishing a monthly magazine.

Started in early 2014, we welcome anyone interested in Permaculture and its 3 core ethics - Earth Care, People Care, and Fair Share - along with the 12 Design Principles about how to do this.

Stanthorpe Rare Wildflower Consortium promotes awareness of the native flora of the Granite Belt region of Queensland and its conservation and management.
Extending knowledge of the species through survey and monitoring work, workshops and publications, the internet and social media.
To collaborate with other conservation and natural resource management organisations, government agencies, educational institutions, landholders and other appropriate bodies in their efforts to better manage local wildflower ecosystems.

Community garden - engage and educate the community about growing organic vegetables. The heritage part if the garden has restored and maintains the train station garden.