Stewards of the natural world of the Cooloola Coast

The Cooloola Coast is a region with stunning natural beauty and high environmental values. It is recognised as a natural environment of international significance: UNESCO World Heritage Tentative ListRamsar Wetland of International SignificanceUNESCO Great Sandy Biosphere ReserveGreat Sandy Marine ParkGreat Sandy National Park: Cooloola SectionWolf Rock Marine Protection area

What's happening?

Cooloola Coastcare President provides an update on Coastcare's projects, research and activities during the Corona Virus Pandemic

Last updated 18-3-20

WaterWatch

Citizen Science

WaterWatch

Volunteers monitoring water quality at 20 sites in the catchment.

Tin Can Inlet Rehab

Local Action for Biodiversity

Tin Can Inlet Rehabilitation

Community planning for a healthy, thriving future for Tin Can Inlet.

Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners

In keeping with the spirit of reconciliation, Cooloola Coastcare acknowledges the Kabi Kabi (Gubbi Gubbi) 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.

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.

Last updated: 13-3-2020