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As part of the Tread Lightly program we visited Woods Bay on 19th February. A lovely spot but full of Gloriosa, Asparagus, Corky passionflower and Easter cassia weeds.

Pop down to the Noosa library where Pam Walpole and Yanni Van Zijl have created an Art Installation specifically about the migratory sea birds that nest and rest in the Noosa estuary.

We are seeking volunteers to help us with this beach clean-up event, 'Clean up for Hatchlings', at Sunrise Beach on Saturday 31st January.

There are changes to the regulations for boating on the Noosa River. MSQ is delivering the changes to address safety, amenity and environmental issues resulting from vessel congestion in the Noosa River.

NICA has recently published ‘Noosa’s Native Plants – Flowering Now’ by Stephanie Haslam.  This book is now available for sale and would make an excellent Christmas present.

On Friday 28th November NICA members enjoyed a river cruise aboard the Noosa Ferry for the AGM and end of year celebration.

On Tuesday, 4 November 2025, NICA members and guests were treated to a rare behind-the-scenes look at one of Noosa’s most essential — yet often overlooked — pieces of infrastructure: the Noosa Wastewater Treatment Plant.

As part of the Qld Govt Engaging Science program of activities NICA had 2 fabulous excursions to the Noosa River Mouth to remove a recent, extensive colony of invasive American Sea Rocket.

NICA and Urban Wildlife Gardens hosted 3 events as part of the 2025 Sunshine Coast Wildflower Festival,

We would like to welcome our recent new members. If you are not already a member of NICA you are invited to join.