It’s not often local students get to see first-hand how we can apply science, learning and some ancient knowledge to help protect something as important as our own Noosa River. Good Shepherd Lutheran (GSLC) students are getting a hands-on experience
Noosa Council this week signed off on an innovative project to turn around the decline in our Noosa River ecosystem and protect it for the next generation. To allow our kids to be able to catch a fish in the
David Thomas is a life-long fly fisher. He knows the thrill kids get from catching fish, and the satisfaction for adults. This experience was once commonplace in Noosa. In the early 1900’s newspapers reported mighty Noosa River catches by recreational
We publish this account by Deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie explaining why he supported the Oyster Reef project for Noosa River in both the previous Council and in the current council this month. World renowned naturalist and documentary maker, Sir David
For all the challenges the Noosa River faces—and there are many—one distresses the Noosa community like no other. The river has become a permanent parking lot for more and more boats, many of them providing cheap holidays for their out-of-town
The Richmond birdwing butterfly [Ornithoptera richmondia] is the largest subtropical butterfly in Australia. Its original range was from Maryborough down to Grafton in NSW. Anecdotally there were thousands seen in the streets around Brisbane in the later 1800’s. With urban
Two days before Noosa’s Festival of Surf got underway this month, something evil began floating in on the tide. It was the morning of March 2nd, and the first pontoons spat out by the churning floodwaters of the Brisbane River
There’s little that’s more heartening for an employer than to find good young people and help them get a little closer to finding a rewarding career. A core part of Noosa & District Landcare Group’s [NDLG] development over the last
A proposal to transform the Rufous Street precinct in Peregian Beach into an “energy hub” is one of many ambitious ideas being pushed by Zero Emissions Noosa (ZEN) in 2022. The site already houses the highly successful Digital Hub as
Updated Thursday, Feb 24, 2022. The Queensland Resources Minister has turned down an eleventh hour appeal for the Government to step in and stop clearing of an important Glossy Black habitat at Sunrise Beach. Peregian Beach Community Association President and
It’s not often local students get to see first-hand how we can apply science, learning and some ancient knowledge to help protect something as important as our own Noosa River. Good Shepherd Lutheran (GSLC) students are getting a hands-on experience
Noosa Council this week signed off on an innovative project to turn around the decline in our Noosa River ecosystem and protect it for the next generation. To allow our kids to be able to catch a fish in the
David Thomas is a life-long fly fisher. He knows the thrill kids get from catching fish, and the satisfaction for adults. This experience was once commonplace in Noosa. In the early 1900’s newspapers reported mighty Noosa River catches by recreational
We publish this account by Deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie explaining why he supported the Oyster Reef project for Noosa River in both the previous Council and in the current council this month. World renowned naturalist and documentary maker, Sir David
For all the challenges the Noosa River faces—and there are many—one distresses the Noosa community like no other. The river has become a permanent parking lot for more and more boats, many of them providing cheap holidays for their out-of-town
The Richmond birdwing butterfly [Ornithoptera richmondia] is the largest subtropical butterfly in Australia. Its original range was from Maryborough down to Grafton in NSW. Anecdotally there were thousands seen in the streets around Brisbane in the later 1800’s. With urban
Two days before Noosa’s Festival of Surf got underway this month, something evil began floating in on the tide. It was the morning of March 2nd, and the first pontoons spat out by the churning floodwaters of the Brisbane River
There’s little that’s more heartening for an employer than to find good young people and help them get a little closer to finding a rewarding career. A core part of Noosa & District Landcare Group’s [NDLG] development over the last
A proposal to transform the Rufous Street precinct in Peregian Beach into an “energy hub” is one of many ambitious ideas being pushed by Zero Emissions Noosa (ZEN) in 2022. The site already houses the highly successful Digital Hub as
Updated Thursday, Feb 24, 2022. The Queensland Resources Minister has turned down an eleventh hour appeal for the Government to step in and stop clearing of an important Glossy Black habitat at Sunrise Beach. Peregian Beach Community Association President and