Thursday 19th May saw a hardy band of volunteers gathering at the ferry ready to take on some of the weeds causing havoc on Noosa North Shore. Noosa Integrated Catchment Association [NICA] have been successful in securing funding under the Federal Government's Caring for our Country program to treat weeds on a large area down towards the Noosa River mouth.
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Tangled in Aquatic Weeds © Phil Moran courtesy of NICA
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Let's talk about environmental issues, how they affect humans and how human activity affects our environment.
Community helps out at Noosa North Shore
Phil Moran - Thursday, May 26, 2011
Stephanie Haslam: Patterned Fens
Guest Blogger - Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Research is an important function of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, together with environmental conservation and a sustainable economy. Within our Noosa Biosphere are many areas of scientific interest. Currently receiving attention are the world famous and little known 'Patterned Fens'. More >>
Boost For Natural Environment - Grants secured for rehabilitation by NICA
Guest Blogger - Thursday, February 24, 2011
Guest post from Tony Haslam: Noosa Integrated Catchment Association has obtained major funding for natural area regeneration in four locations. The total amount at $140.000 is significant and the projects are diverse. More >>1 -
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