Environment Archive

Bushfire review - Image Ellie Boak
Rainbow Beach community views to help inform K’gari Bushfire Review: The views and experiences of community members, businesses and tourist operators from
More +
Bruce Rochester sent in this photo: “We had the unexpected privilege of watching a mumma turtle heading back to the surf, on Inskip Beach at night. We kept our distance but watched until she made it to the surf because we didn’t want her to get run over. Amazing experience for us and the kids!” You can keep a look out too, with daily walks for TurtleCare until March
Youth Coastcare begins!: As a new year begins, Cooloola Coastcare is ramping up for a
More +
One of the hatchlings from the Mary River clutch. Photo credit (contributed).
Rare Event For Our Mary River Turtles: The Mary River is now home to 17 new, tiny, Mary River
More +
City Farm - Westringia fruticosa is a known as Coastal Rosemary and is a hardy all rounder
Plant of the Month: Westringia: The first Plant of the Month 2021 is “Westringia”, (commonly known as
More +
Keep a lookout for the distinctive turtle tracks on the beach and report them to Cooloola Coastcare
Wishing you a Very Turtle-y Christmas: Well everyone will remember 2020 as quite the year full of ups
More +
City Farm’s plant of the month is the Pandorea jasminoides rosea
Merry Christmas from City Farm Nursery: The City Farm ‘Plant of the Month’ is “Pandorea jasminoides rosea”, commonly
More +
The Grey Nurse Sharks were caught on camera by Wolf Rock Dive beginning their mating courtship
Its Breeding time for the Sharks at Wolf Rock: As many of you would be aware, we are lucky enough here
More +
Patrick Colley took this photo of the Eastern Ground Parrot at Rainbow Beach last month which is apparently getting plenty of excitement on Facebook from bird enthusiasts
Spot the rare bird!: If you have noticed people walking around Rainbow Beach over the past
More +
Cooloola City Farm Plant of the month is the Yellow Buttons
Join us at the City Farm AGM: Our Plant of the Month for November 2020 is “Chrysocephalum apiculatum”, commonly
More +
Turtle time again!: The 2019 – 2020 turtle season saw a flurry of activity at
More +