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At our 19 September working bee, Noosa Coast Care volunteers tackled Crab’s Eye Creeper at Beach Access 49. This invasive, smothering vine poses a significant threat to our coastal reserves, and removing its deep roots can be tough work.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Open Day at Beach Access 47! Despite the windy weather, it was wonderful connecting with the community to share updates on our Dune Restoration Project, demonstrate the “asparagus assassin,” and hand out free native plants to help local gardens flourish.

We are proud to be running a Dune Resilience Project in Marcus Beach. This community-driven pilot study aims to find the most effective way to control Asparagus Fern in our local dune ecosystem — and give our native plants the best chance of recovery.

Celebrate Citizen Science Month this April by discovering how you can protect our natural environment! You don’t need a degree to be a citizen scientist—just curiosity and a willingness to observe.

Our local coastal dunes and foreshore rely on community care to thrive. Discover how our bushcare efforts work to remove invasive weeds, restore native habitats, and build long-term coastal resilience. And find out how you can get involved to help protect our precious coastline.

Welcome to Marcus Beach Bushcare 2026. Beach Access 46Wednesday February 11, 7.00am Col navigating a pandanus Adrian and Col measuring a quadrat You will notice on the website that the Marcus Beach Working Bees have increased to weekly events on a Wednesday morning....