Environment
Learn about environmental issues, recycling, conservation efforts, renewable energy and sustainability.
The opportunity for community feedback on the draft Dog Exercise Area Plan and Network Blueprint has been extended by one week to March 7, after requests from residents.
Rupari Hill is now part of Sunshine Coast Council’s protected estate, after the 10.9 hectare site at Tower Lane was purchased for $860,000 through the Environment Levy.
Discover the current state of koalas on the Sunshine Coast at this free event.
You are invited to join a local community group on Sunday March 2 for the annual Clean up Australia Day.
Find out what jobs to tackle in the garden this month with The Micro Gardener
Council has purchased two land parcels for conservation, linking a key biodiversity corridor in the hinterland and protecting habitat for koalas and other threatened species.
These invasive plants, likely to be found in your garden, threaten our native species and can even impact your health.
Visit the Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve Rainforest Discovery Centre for the new "Stories from the Forest" interactive exhibition.
This summer-long outdoor exhibition trail, aptly named the Wild HeART Walk, showcases the incredible talent of 21 young artists aged 5-18 years.
New year, new you? These rewarding resolution ideas make for a healthier, happier lifestyle all while leaving your mark strengthening natural areas, reducing waste or saving wildlife.
Did you know you can borrow seeds from all Sunshine Coast Libraries?
Did you know native vegetation covers 57 per cent of our region? Find out more about our vegetation, species and ecosystems in the third Sunshine Coast Biodiversity Report.
You are invited to the 11th annual Clean up for the Hatchlings event on Saturday, February 1, 2025.
Doctor, anaesthetist, Australia’s first full-time helicopter rescue doctor, medevac officer and medical pioneer Dr Ken Wishaw has taken up a very different mission in retirement.
More than 60 students, staff and parents from Maleny C&K Kindergarten got their hands dirty planting native seedlings at the Sunshine Coast Ecological Park site, helping to expand areas of ecological restoration.
Take a look behind the scenes at the annual TurtleCare training day, when volunteer citizen scientists to come together and refresh their skills in time for turtle season.
A new book is showcasing unique wildlife like Rocky the Mary River turtle, bringing excitement and inspiring kids to care for our natural environment and native species.
Sunshine Coast Council is ready to submit its application to seek approval for an alignment of the reconstructed Moffat Beach seawall that attempts to retain the much-loved Norfolk pine trees.
Revegetation, education, wildlife: see what your Environment Levy achieved in 2023-24.