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Contributing to the biosphere community, Sheraton Noosa Resort & Spa has the size and scope to make a real difference >
We support the Koala Tracker and their 'project location'. If you spot a Koala please contact them on their website.
Taken pictures of the Noosa Biosphere Reserve you’d like to share? You don’t need to be a professional photographer to submit your images to the site. Take a look at the photo album so far.
The Noosa region is a special place because of its beautiful natural environment, the people and groups who have worked to look after it, and the way the community wants to work towards having a healthy community in a healthy environment for generations to come. Find out more >
A recent study by Noosa and District Landcare, University of the Sunshine Coast and University of Queensland has mapped the lake Cootharaba floor and built a preliminary model to improve our understanding of sediment delivery to the lake. More >>
![Crested Hawk or Pacific Baza [Aviceda subcristata]](/images/enviro-blog/hawk1_New.jpg)
Coming through Cooran recently, Molly & Kim came across a bird in the middle of the road. Kim got out of the car to see if she could convince the bird that the middle of the road was not a good place to be. This bird was not interested in moving. It was a reasonably big bird, and Kim realised that it was a Crested Hawk or Pacific Baza. [Aviceda subcristata] More >>
Sharon Wright, USC Bachelor of Social Science posted an article about the Noosa Climate Action Plan in the Sunshine Coast Bulletin. The Sunshine Coast Bulletin publishes articles by journalism and communication students of Sunshine Coast University. Noosa Biosphere is fortunate to have Sunshine Coast Uni as a learning and collaboration partner. In return Noosa Biosphere is a great real world project for students to get involved in. The Climate Action Plan (NCAP) being one example of community collaboration on this important topic. More >>
Thank you to all who helped make Sunday a success. The weather really was fantastic this year! Photos will be available to view online soon.
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Partnering on projects and objectives bring depth of understanding, experience and much needed assistance to the challenges we all face. It is with this in mind that we have created a partner program and sincerely thank our inaugural Noosa Biosphere partners.
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People who are connected to their community and ‘place’ are more likely to care for their community and the environment. Healthy communities have healthy creative lives and creative workers within them.
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High school students enter here to participate in a multi-media competition. Learn about sustainability and the uniqueness of our Noosa biosphere reserve whilst being creative.
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Understand more about the work of volunteers in our community helping to tackle a wide range of social issues
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Read how Noosa plans to support and secure its future industry throughout the biosphere reserve
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