Stewards of the natural world of the Cooloola Coast
What's happening?
New Year Resolutions
Drive slowly & carefully on the beach.
Take the road when the tide is high or wait so you don't compact turtle nests.
Stay off the dunes, turtles and birds nest there & grass stops the sand eroding.
Dogs on a leash protect nests of birds who have flown from the other side of the world to nest safely here.
TurtleCare
UPDATE (21 Jan 2020):
At least 33 nesting turtle tracks recorded on Rainbow Beach !!!
Monitoring turtles as they lay and hatch and rescuing stranded turtles.
Contact Joan: 0407 810 510
or Randy 0434 281 352
Clean Up Australia
Cooloola BioBlitz
Tickets on sale now
20, 21 & 22 March 2020
Limited places in the NEW Art Workshop. Get in quickly.
Supported by a Queensland Government Citizen Science GrantActive Research, Citizen Science, Education, Advocacy, Science Communication and Work Projects
Tourism Strategy
WaterWatch
Tin Can Inlet Rehab
Local Action for Biodiversity
Tin Can Inlet Rehabilitation
Community planning for a healthy, thriving future for Tin Can Inlet.
ArtBlitz
Science Communication
through the Arts
Concept development to share BioBlitz biodiversity data through public art.
Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners
In keeping with the spirit of reconciliation, Cooloola Coastcare acknowledges the Kabi Kabi (Gubbi Gubbi) and Butchulla peoples 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.
Partners, Collaborators & Sponsors
Cooloola Coastcare is grateful to our many grant providers, sponsors, partners, colleagues, supporters and friends who help us in so many ways through financial support, equipment, discounts, donations, volunteering and assistance in so many ways.
