A forum about the prevention and management of aquatic weeds in Queensland is being held on the 24th of June, 2011 at the Australis Noosa Lakes Convention and Exhibition Centre, Noosaville. More >>
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Free workshop on climate change for businesses
Anne Lawrence - Saturday, May 14, 2011Find out how to manage risks that climate change imposes on your business. The Noosa Climate Action Project invites small businesses in the areas of tourism, retail and agriculture to attend a Climate Risk Management and Adaption Workshop. More >>
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