Developed by NICA the Noosa River Interactive Mapping Application (NRIMA) is a spatially accurate web-based GIS mapping tool that incorporates a myriad of social, commercial, infrastructure, environmental and other demands on the Noosa River system.
Local business LiveLife Pharmacy at Tewantin has made a donation to NICA as part of its LiveLife Community Support Program.
Noosa Integrated Catchment Assoc Inc is registered with the ATO and ACNC as a Not-for-Profit group with a Charitable Status.
A family of Moorhens have recently raised chicks in my backyard.
There was an enthusiastic turnout for this month’s workshop ‘Where Do I Begin – Starting a Native Garden’
Easily spotted in flower at this time of year, we have a second look at Golden rain tree
Noosa River’s rubbish is clearly an urban-river catchment problem: the great majority of rubbish items get into the river from people in Noosa’s urban centres close around the estuary, or on the shore or in boats, and not disposing of their abundant consumer items, containers and packaging materials properly.
NICA has for sale 4 botanical publications which have been written by NICA volunteers Stephanie Haslam, Joan Heavey and Sonia MacDonald.
Coastal Connect is an innovative collaboration of bushcare groups from Peregian to Noosa Heads. The project aims to restore ecological linkages and connectivity by rehabilitating coastal peat creek mouths, dunes and ephemeral wetlands along Noosa's eastern beaches.
About a year ago Noosa Integrated Catchment Association (NICA) and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) began the project with a trial by deploying oyster baskets into the Noosa River estuary.
