There’s something about seeing a coastcare, dunecare, bushcare, landcare or other ‘care’ group sign when visiting somewhere new, and thinking to yourself ‘I’m part of that movement, that change back in my community!’. It’s a good feeling. A landcarer knows it.
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What’s in stock? The Maleny Community Nursery at Porters Lane is currently flush with a range of quality native plants. Thanks to our members and volunteers who helped us to collect seed! Piccabeen Palms Archontophoenix cunninghamiana The Piccabeen Palm is a beautiful feature of our Sunshine Coast rainforests. Mostly found in moist, sheltered sites and
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Join us for a fundraising screening of the award-winning film The Message of the Lyrebird on Thursday October 20! Hear from local speakers and explore ways you can get more involved in the recovery and survival of our biodiversity across the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Addressing the overwhelming threats to biodiversity that we face today, means
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Over the last couple of years, donations from the community, local businesses and organisations have enabled us to commence the build of our new Nature Centre as well as the design and planting of our Barung Seed Forest! With the help of Sunshine Coast Council, our amazing Skilling Queenslanders for Work trainees, staff and dedicated
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What’s in stock? The Maleny Community Nursery at Porters Lane is currently flush with a range of quality native plants. Perfect for your native Garden for Wildlife The nursery is especially abundant with paper daisies ready for your native gardening project this winter. Xerochrysum bracteatum (everlasting or paper daisy) is a beautiful native flowering plant
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