A group of 25 students and 5 faculty members from the University of Georgia (USA) arrived in Noosa yesterday. They will spend the next several days exploring our beautiful biosphere reserve. This is the fourth visit by the University and each visit has anywhere between 25-125 students learning about best practice approaches to sustainability in Australia. More >>
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