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A community non-for-profit organisation supporting land restoration and conservation in the Noosa and surrounding regions.

Noosa and District Landcare is a dynamic, proactive organisation committed to achieving long term environmental outcomes in the Burnett, Mary and Sunshine Coast regions through on ground actions, native plant propagation and representation.

04/11/2026

💚 PROPERTY HOSTS WANTED FOR 2027! 💚
ROVING RESTORERS – NOOSA CHAPTER

🌱 DO YOU HAVE A PROPERTY THAT COULD USE A HELPING HAND?
Noosa Landcare is calling for property owners and land managers to register their interest in hosting a Roving Restorers working bee in 2027!

Our upcoming working bees are booked for the next few months, and we're now planning our 2027 program.

🌳 WHO CAN HOST A WORKING BEE?

We're looking for landholders who:
✅ Manage a Land for Wildlife or Voluntary Conservation Agreement (VCA) property within the Noosa Shire.
✅ Have areas that would benefit from w**d control, revegetation or other practical bush regeneration activities.
✅ Are interested in improving biodiversity and restoring the natural environment on their property.

🌿 HOW DOES IT WORK?
The Roving Restorers Program connects landholders with a passionate team of volunteer bush regenerators who provide practical, on-ground restoration assistance.

Delivered in partnership with Hinterland Bush Links and Noosa Council, the program helps local landholders improve biodiversity and strengthen the health of our landscapes.

📣 WE NEED PROPERTY HOSTS FOR 2027 – REGISTER YOUR INTEREST NOW!

If your property could benefit from some extra helping hands, we'd love to hear from you!
📧 Contact Ered Fox – Project Officer
[email protected]

💚 Together we can continue restoring and protecting the natural values of our region!

01/11/2026

The frogs are loving all the wet weather!
Get involved in Frog I.D week 🐸🔍

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1MUR5rFpzn/

Get ready for FrogID Week – Australia’s biggest frog count!

FrogID Week returns 6-15 November, and we need your help to record frog calls from as many places as possible using the free FrogID app.

Every recording helps build our understanding of frog distributions across Australia and supports research, conservation and environmental monitoring.

📅 FrogID Week: 6-15 November 2026
📲 Download the free FrogID app and start listening for frogs: www.frogid.net.au

31/10/2026

Come join our dedicated team! 🌱

31/10/2026

29/10/2026

If you love bugs and all things crawly, join the 'Bugs In My Backyard' week!
🦋🐝🦗🪰🕷👀🔍

🐞🔍 Calling all bug detectives! Bugs in My Backyard Week is back, this 16–22 November! 🎉

For one week this November, we’re asking YOU to join Australia’s biggest bug hunt by exploring your backyard or local park, snapping a photo of any bugs you see, and uploading them to the Bugs in my Backyard 2026 project on the iNaturalist app.

Every photo helps scientists build a springtime snapshot of Australia’s bugs, and spot any sneaky invaders that don’t belong here. 🚫🐜

It’s completely free to take part, fun for all ages, and helps protect our amazing native wildlife. All you need is your phone and a sense of curiosity! Find out more and join Australia’s biggest bug hunt at the link in the comments.

🐌 What is Bug Hunt? Bug Hunt is a national citizen science program helping to understand the health of Australia’s native invertebrates, and the threat of invasives. It’s run by Invasive Species Council and Invertebrates Australia Australia, and is proudly supported by Australian Geographic.

Because whether it’s 🪲 beetles with shiny armour, 🕷️spiders spinning silky silver webs, or 🐜 ants setting up secret underground nests, there’s a whole tiny world of bugs in your backyard just waiting to be discovered. Remember, look with your eyes and snap with your camera. Bugs are best left where you found them 💚

Join Australia's biggest Bug Hunt at the link below 👇

28/10/2026

Today our amazing Certificate 1 Conservation & Ecosystem Management trainees treated our staff and volunteers to a very special lunch.🌱

Our NDLG trainees are challenged to plan, create and provide a healthy shared meal within a very tight budget, and today our trainees did it beautifully.💖

Go team Noosa Landcare SQW! 🙌

28/10/2026

🌱💪 ROVING RESTORERS – FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER IN COOROY! 💪🌱

🌿 VOLUNTEERS WANTED – REGISTER NOW! 💚

Join Noosa Landcare for our next Roving Restorers – Noosa Chapter working bee in Cooroy!

Come along, get outdoors, meet like-minded locals and help improve the biodiversity and ecological health of our beautiful natural environment! 🌳💚

No experience needed — just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to lend a hand! 🙌

📅 Friday 6 November 2026
⏰ 8:30am – 11:30am
📍 Cooroy (exact location shared the day before)

🛠️ All tools provided
🎒 Bring gloves, water, boots, sunscreen & insect repellent
👕 Long sleeves, trousers & a hat essential

Our Project Officer Ered Fox will guide the morning and share practical restoration tips along the way. 🌿

⚡ SPACES ARE LIMITED – DON'T MISS OUT!

👉 REGISTER NOW TO SECURE YOUR SPOT!
https://noosaanddistrictlandcaregroupinc.wildapricot.org/event-6884987

📧 More info: [email protected]

💚 Let's get out there and restore together! 🌱

Proudly supported by Noosa Council, in partnership with Hinterland Bush Links.

23/10/2026

One week to go to get your entries into the Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee Spring In The Mary photo competition!

Address

6 Station Street & 65 Pavilion Street
Pomona, QLD
4568

Telephone

+61754852468

Website

http://www.noosalandcare.org/

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