I spotted an advertisement in today's Courier Mail today about a Federal Government fund being made available to help landholders and land managers to store carbon, enhance biodiversity and increase resilience across the Australian landscape. More >>
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Beetle Infestation
Anne Lawrence - Monday, April 04, 2011Hundreds of beetles are turning up in swimming pools within the Noosa Biosphere and folks are wondering what is going on. More >>
Birdwatchers flock to Noosa Biosphere
Anne Lawrence - Wednesday, June 30, 2010Birdwatchers were flocking to Noosa for a chance to sight a rare Hooded Plover and Arctic Tern on the Noosa estuary. More >>
International Biodiversity Day
Anne Lawrence - Friday, May 21, 2010Saturday 22nd May is INTERNATIONAL BIODIVERSITY DAY. And for those who didn't already know, 2010 is International YEAR of Biodiversity, as declared by the United Nations. More >>
Enviro Levy land purchase in time for International Day of Biodiversity
Anne Lawrence - Wednesday, May 19, 2010Sunshine Coast Council has purchased another 32.8 hectares of land at Cooroibah to help protect the region’s biodiversity for future generations, just in time for the International Day of Biodiversity on Saturday 22 May. More >>
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