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For the 'Tread Lightly' event no. 5 two large pontoon boatloads of enthusiastic photographers had a perfect morning for an outing at the Noosa River Estuary to learn about the shorebirds and take photographs.

This is a fantastic example of what a bushland group can do. Noosa Bush Beach and Creek Care took on this project at the northern end of Sunshine Beach. Check out the before and after photo.

As part of the recent Wildflower Festival 18 people to enjoyed a walk admiring the wildflowers and learning about the fight to save Marcus Beach high dunes in the 1990s. 

Volunteers needed to help with a cleanup at Double Island Point scheduled for October 10–12.

NICA was at Tewantin State School during August, the Year 4's thoroughly enjoyed participating in the Sustainability Expo.

This project aims to track bull sharks in the waterways of the Noosa and Sunshine Coast Biosphere Reserves with acoustic tags to correlate movements with environmental data.

A program for suburban gardeners in the Noosa Shire, for a one of fee of $30 you will receive a Property Sign, a friendly visit from the Program Co-Ordinator who will give advice on improving the biodiversity and wildlife habitat of your garden.

As part of this Tread Lightly event participants learnt about the early settlers’ histories and their uses of the 7 islands.  Other topics discussed included the wildlife of the Noosa River.

NICA volunteers have participated in RiverWatch for the last 25 years. What do the volunteers do? Here is a summary of their activities.