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Cooloola Coastcare
WaterWatch Water Quality Monitoring
WaterWatch Water Quality Monitoring
Cooloola Coastcare conducts Water Quality Monitoring once every 2 months in the Tin Can Bay, Cooloola Cove and Rainbow Beach areas.
We are currently looking for more volunteers who will be trained and mentored.
It only takes about 1 - 2 hours every 2 months.
Meet a great group of like minded people and contribute to the protection and care of our beautiful Cooloola Coast.
Click the Upcoming Events tab above for calendar of dates / sites.
Phone, text or email the Treasurer@cooloolacoastcare.org.au for any queries or if you can join in local water monitoring.
Youth Water Quality Monitoring
Youth Water Quality Monitoring
A program of events catering for youth includes:
Catching and identifying macro-invertebrates are indicators of water quality.
Using Water Quality Meters to test acidity, temperature and conductivity.
Activities to understand the catchment and water cycle.
Macro invertebrates close up
Tin Can Bay School students investigate macro-invertebrates
Water Quality Gallery
Water Quality Gallery
Our underwater drone can go where our volunteers cannot.
Jess Dean, MRCCC, leading WaterWatch training 2022.
Don testing water at Cooloola Cove
Randy Orwin at Searys Creek
Snapper Creek testing
WaterWatch volunteers in the field.
Sites
Sites
The Catchment Story
The Catchment Story
Supported by
Supported by
Gympie Regional Council Community Grant - Environment (2021-22)
Gympie Regional Council Environment Levy (2019-20)
SEQ Water for Life (2018 -19)
Gympie Regional Council Environment Levy (2018-19)
Queensland Government Everyone's Environment Grant (2013)
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