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News & Events2023-12-05T14:38:23+10:00

Gambling Fund Grant for Water Testing Equipment

November 21st, 2019|

10th November 2019 – NICA is pleased to announce its new water testing instrument recently purchased with a grant from the Queensland Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF). While NICA has carried out water quality tests in the Noosa River for almost 15 years, we can now extend this […]

Rare tree to be given leg-up by a Noosa Bushcare group

November 14th, 2019|

2nd November 2019 – Volunteer Bushies standing in front of a Swamp Stringybark which is Queensland’s most endangered eucalypt with approx 1000 left in the wild. Noosa Bush Beach and Creek Care, auspiced by NICA, have begun a 3 year project to “Strengthen Existing and Establish Additional Populations” of Eucalyptus […]

Look Like Noosa Display at Noosa Library During August

August 15th, 2019|

During August NICA has a display at Noosa Library.  Stephanie Haslam’s ‘Noosa’s Native Plants fabric art is on display and for sale.  There are prints for sale from $30 to $55 and several bags around $50. The ‘Look Like Noosa’ project aims to raise of awareness of the use of […]

Bushland Regeneration Grant News

July 30th, 2019|

July 2019 – Noosa Bush Beach & Creek Care ( NBBCC) have received a grant from Noosa Council, auspiced by NICA, for the ongoing regeneration of Heathland Drive riparian embankment of the Cooloosa Wetland.  This will include removal of multiple species of invasive weeds and staged revegetation to re-establish multi-strata […]

Noosa Council Grants News

July 30th, 2019|

July 2019 – NICA has welcomed the recent news from Noosa Council that ongoing financial assistance was to be given to NICA operations and selected projects.  The 3 year Community Alliance agreement was particularly important in providing a degree of certainty and […]

NICA Waterwatch Report 18-19

July 23rd, 2019|

23-7-2019  NICA volunteers are out on the river on a monthly basis taking water samples and analysing the results for 14 river sites and 14 creek sites.   ‘It may be concluded that the Noosa River is in quite good condition and near compliant with the lowest level of compliance (80th […]

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