The Noosa Biosphere Cultural Board is one of the proud supporters of this year’s Floating Land Festival held on the shores of Lake Cootharaba at Boreen Point. More >>

Awards are now open to honour champions of waterway health.  These annual Healthy Waterways Awards recognise and reward the hard work that individuals, community groups and organisations undertake to protect and restore the health of our precious waterways, particularly after the devastating floods in Queensland, combined with extensive urban development and a growing population, which have all significantly impacted waterway health in South East Queensland.  More >>

Recent Queensland floodwaters are making their way to the sea and a turbid cloud of suspended sediment, flotsam and jetsam will be visible for some time. More >>

Every spring and summer up to 40,000 migratory birds call the sand bars at the Noosa River mouth their temporary home. These international travellers are here to rest and recuperate after their long flights from as far away as Arctic Asia, Alaska and the North Pacific.  More >>

Whether you are a fisherman, a seafood connoisseur, or a global citizen concerned with the plight of the oceans and social justice, you will find this new movie: The End of the Line compelling and informative.  We invite you to attend this special screening put on by Noosa Integrated Catchment Authority (NICA) More >>

It is advisable to postpone some of your travel arrangments in and around the Biosphere. More >>

If you are anything like me, you wouldn't normally be too phased about stories regarding sharks, as we have all the heard the anecdote that you are much more likely to die in a car crash. More >>