Cooloola Coastcare: Caring for the natural world of the Cooloola Coast

What's happening?

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Make a difference for nature!

Get outdoors and learn.

Become a Citizen Scientist.

National Register of Big Trees

New partnership

Coastcare is looking forward to new tree based events, Citizen Science activities and learning about trees, especially BIG trees..

Under New Management

Management Team

Meet the new team taking on the management of Coastcare  for 2024. Look out for news about what's going on.

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Make your tax deductible donation of over $2 today.

Thanks for your support!

Friends of the Foreshore

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Help rehabilitate the foreshore areas through weeding & revegetation.

Tin Can Bay Foreshore Team

Rainbow Beach Regen (NEW)

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Help rehabilitate areas in Rainbow Beach by weeding & revegetation.

Rainbow Beach Regen Team

TurtleCare

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Help rescue marine turtles and transport to the wildlife hospital.

Training available.

WaterWatch

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Help monitor water quality in the Cooloola catchment

Training available.

Wildflowers & Walks Booklets

Booklet & maps

Available directly or at many sites around Cooloola & Gympie.  Or order online  for just $5 + Postage and Handling

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making a difference!

In the News

Cosmos Magazine

Read about Cooloola Coastcare

teaching others about Field Tech for Citizen Science

In the News

Citizen Science Podcast

Listen to find out more about Cooloola Coastcare

Free online

The Cooloola Coast is a region with stunning natural beauty and high environmental values. 

It is recognised as a natural environment of international significance

Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners

In keeping with the spirit of reconciliation, Cooloola Coastcare acknowledges the Kabi Kabi and Butchulla people who are the traditional custodians  of the land and sea where Cooloola Coastcare operates, and recognise that these have always been places of environmental stewardship. We wish to pay respect to their Elders - past, present and emerging - and acknowledge the important role Aboriginal people continue to play within the Cooloola community.

Last updated:  6/2/2024