Environment Archive

Our Plant of the Month for August 2021 is Myoporum acuminatum. This is a shrub up to 1.5m growing in sandy or rocky coastal areas and commonly known as Boobialla
Free trees for rates notice: Cooloola City Farm Nurseries Trees can be collected on presentation of your
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Beautiful Poona Lake is where one of the campsites for the proposed Cooloola Great Walk will be situated
Prime National Park location for lease!: Linda Tabe, Cooloola Coastcare A private company from South Australia has been
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Sue Davis, Linda Tabe, Ellen Appleby, and Joolie Gibbs will be leading walks or workshops at Wildflowering Cooloola on August 7
Go wildflowering: By Cooloola Coastcare  The wildflowers of Cooloola are emerging in an array
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Rescued redneck from Carters Ridge
Cooloola Cove Wildlife Workshops: The Australian Native Animals Rescue and Rehabilitation Association (ANARRA) wildlife rescue group
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Divers note a major breakthrough in Grey Nurse Shark research Image Justin Cally
Grey Nurse births at Wolf Rock: Great conditions at Wolf Rock after a windy start to the winter
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Great Walk inevitable: To gain a national perspective, we interviewed Mr Miles Boak, who is
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Eco Tourism - Visitor Guide hero pic
Campgrounds on Double Island Point headland, eco-cabins at Poona Lake, guided tours, more walk options and quarantined revenue: These are just a few of the plans for the Cooloola Great
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Spot a whale from the headland Image Wolf Rock Dive
Welcome whales: Humpback whales are now making their annual migration along the east coast,
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Sunshine Coast visitor Lauren Brown feeding the dolphins on her 40th birthday.
Come feed the dolphins: Norma Sanderson, 0439075271 Brrr…  It’s getting cold in the mornings at the
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150 eco-tourists helped catalogue and discover local flora and fauna at the annual Cooloola Bioblitz hosted by Cooloola Coastcare and Fraser Island Defenders Organisation. Some of their many finds were undescribed species, including zombie fungi, rare frogs and elusive parrots. Image Luke Barrowcliffe, Goori Vision
Citizen Scientists ‘Blitz’ Nature in Cooloola: A small army of Citizen Scientists packed the Rainbow Beach Community Hall
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