Echidnas
The start of summer brings the end to Echidna mating season. Click the link to have a read about this iconic Australian monotreme.
Noosa’s Native Plants – October
What native plants are flowering now in October?
AS BUSY AS . . . . .
Noosa’s Urban Wildlife Gardeners assembled in the Haslam Garden at Lake Cooroibah on Sunday 16th October to see a Native Bee hive separated and learn a few facts about Australia’s stingless native bees.
Weed of the month Japanese honeysuckle
Japanese Honeysuckle was a popular garden plant a few decades ago. It isn’t as common in gardens these days but is now a bushland weed.
Bushcare group propagates endangered Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus conglomerata is Qld’s most endangered eucalyptus. A local bushland group is propagating the trees and raising awareness.
NICA’s Wetland report a wake-up call
The Wetlands in the Noosa River Estuary report aims to provide a fresh perspective on the management and conservation issues.
Enter the Flyosphere Launched
NICA was pleased to announce the launch of the "Enter the Flyosphere" shorebird awareness initiative.
NICA navigates the Threatened Fauna Recovery Road Map
The recent Monday with NICA heard from David O'Gorman on Noosa Council's draft Threatened Fauna Recovery Road Map
My University Work Experience at NICA
My name is Ashlee and I am studying creative writing at the University of the Sunshine Coast. I am working as a communication intern at NICA.
Oyster Gardening talk at Noosa Steiner School
NICA work experience student Ashlee's report of a talk done by Maddison Brown at Noosa Pengari Steiner School on the oyster reef restoration project in the Noosa River.