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Bushcare on Noosa’s Eastern beaches – a call to our community

by | Feb 14, 2026 | News | 0 comments

Our local coastal environment is something special—and it stays that way because of people like you.

A huge thank you to everyone who already volunteers with, donates to, or supports Marcus Beach Bushcare. Your time, energy and care are making a real difference. But to truly protect our foreshore, we need the whole community behind us.

Bushcarers on Noosa's Eastern Beaches.

Our Bushcare program works along the dunes and foreshore from Beach Access 43-49, focusing on removing invasive weeds and giving our native environment the space it needs to thrive. By tackling weeds such as Singapore Daisy, Asparagus Fern, Gloriosa Lily, Mile-a-Minute and Gidgy Gidgy Vine, we’re helping native plants recover, strengthening dune systems, and building long-term resilience along our coastline.

Noosa Coast Care volunteers.

This work is vital. Healthy dunes protect our beach, support wildlife, and safeguard the ecosystem we all enjoy—now and into the future.

Together, we can protect and restore our natural environment, and ensure this coastline remains healthy and resilient for generations to come.

Everyone is welcome. Your beach needs you.

How you can be involved

There’s a place for everyone:

  • Join us as a regular volunteer (see our events calendar for the regular days and times).
  • Become a member.
  • Lend a hand as a one-off helper.
  • Get involved in specific projects or working bees.
  • Support us financially by donating your cans and bottles through Containers for Change
    Scheme number: C10606139

No experience is needed—just a willingness to help and care for this incredible place. Contact us at info@mbba.org.au if you are interested or would like more information.

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Join one of our working bees

Anyone is welcome to come along to our working bees. No experience or membership needed – just turn up and help our bush regeneration efforts! Please bring a hat, covered shoes and suitable clothing – we’ll supply tools and morning tea.

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