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Projects and programs

Council and community work together across a range of projects and programs to support the natural environment.

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Council and the community are working together across a range of environment levy projects. These projects are delivering outcomes to protect and enhance our natural environment. The environment levy program includes projects and initiatives to:

  • buy, protect and enhance environmentally significant land
  • build our knowledge through monitoring and research
  • deliver on-ground environmental projects
  • assist and empower the community to take environmental action
  • undertake other activities to support our natural environment.

Levy projects support the delivery of the transformational actions from the environment and liveability strategy. Together, these actions are helping to secure a healthy environment and liveable Sunshine Coast for future generations.

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Educating students through the Kids in Action program to inspire future custodians and environmental leaders of our region
Protecting our much-loved coastal areas through invasive plant removal and native revegetation.
Restoring riparian vegetation to maintain the health of our waterways. Above: Before and after view of one of eight sites rehabilitated along the Mary River, Kenilworth.
Engaging schools and the community in coastal education through our Coastal Education Van, the CoastSnap Citizen Science Project and other tools.
Engaging with the community through flying fox education programs. Raising awareness of the important role they role play in supporting our region's biodiversity.
Buying land for habitat restoration to support biodiversity and enhance habitat connections. Above: Annie Hehir Environment Reserve, Peachester.
Providing financial assistance to landholders and community groups to carry out environmental projects. 
Holding events to connect people and nature on new reserves purchased through the Levy. Above: The Doonan Open Data Expo held at Doonan Creek Environmental Reserve.
Providing financial assistance to wildlife care groups to support sick, injured and orphaned animals. (Image credit: Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital)
Undertaking research and monitoring of our region’s flying foxes species to inform protection and management. Above: The threatened grey-headed flying fox—one of our region's three flying fox species.
Providing seedlings and nest boxes to Land for Wildlife members to support biodiversity on private properties.
Supporting the delivery of the Blue Heart major greenspace project including habitat protection, land restoration and research. (Image credit: Water Technology)
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To view the full list of environment levy projects, please refer to the environment levy program (PDF, 220KB).

For further information on levy grants or partnerships, please visit the environment levy funding web page.

Information about the land for wildlife program and voluntary conservation agreements can be found on the get involved in conservation web page.