Queens Gardens is a business dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Queensland through its meticulous maintenance of the Queensland Heritage Register. Under the Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the Department of Environment and Science (DES) diligently curates information about significant places, ensuring that the state’s historical sites are recognized and protected. Queens Gardens plays a crucial role in providing access to this valuable information, allowing individuals and organizations to obtain Certificates of Affect or Certified Copies of Entry for registered heritage locations.
With a deep commitment to upholding the cultural legacy of Queensland, Queens Gardens actively engages with the Queensland Heritage Council to assess and make decisions on entries into or removals from the Queensland Heritage Register. By facilitating this process, the business contributes to the preservation of important landmarks and ensures that future generations can appreciate and learn from the state’s historical sites. Queens Gardens’ dedication to heritage conservation reflects a philosophy of safeguarding the past for the benefit of present and future communities.
As a trusted source of information on Queensland’s heritage, Queens Gardens operates in alignment with the State of Queensland’s vision for heritage preservation. By maintaining accurate and comprehensive records, the business enables stakeholders to access essential data for research, planning, and advocacy purposes. Queens Gardens stands as a beacon of knowledge and stewardship in the realm of heritage conservation, embodying a steadfast commitment to protecting the state’s cultural identity and historical significance.
